OCCUPATION AND INTEREST Sample Clauses

OCCUPATION AND INTEREST. 4.1 It is anticipated that the Property will be ready for occupation on the date stipulated in 1.18 (subject to the issuing of the Occupancy Certificate for the Property by the relevant Authority).
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OCCUPATION AND INTEREST. 5.1 Subject to the purchaser having paid the deposit referred to in clause 2.15, and subject to guarantees being furnished by the date referred to in terms of clause 2.26 and further provided occupational interest, levies, legal costs and any other amounts due by the purchaser in terms of this agreement have been paid or secured, occupation of the section shall be given to and taken by the purchaser on a date as determined by the architect.
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OCCUPATION AND INTEREST. 4.1 It is anticipated that the Unit will be ready for occupation on the date stipulated in the Schedule (1.14). The Seller and/or his Agents shall meet with the Purchaser at the Unit on or before the anticipated Occupation Date in terms of which formal delivery of the keys to the Unit will be given to the Purchaser (subject to the purchase price being secured to the satisfaction of the Seller). In the event of the purchase price not being secured to the satisfaction of the Seller, occupation will be delayed until compliance therewith.
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OCCUPATION AND INTEREST. 4.1 It is anticipated that the Unit will be ready for occupation on the date stipulated in 1.16 of the Schedule (subject to the issuing of the Occupancy Certificate for the Unit by the relevant Authority).
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OCCUPATION AND INTEREST. 4.1 Occupation will be from the first of the month, that the follow the month in which the Occupational Certificate was issued by the Council. Occupational rent will be R 5 000 pm.
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OCCUPATION AND INTEREST. 4.1 The Purchaser will take occupation of the Unit on the Occupation Date.
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OCCUPATION AND INTEREST. 4.1. The seller does not warrant that the buildings will be ready for occupation on the anticipated date of occupation. Should the property not be available for occupation on such date, the purchaser shall have no claim of any kind against the seller arising from such late occupation.
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