Common use of Outer Elevation Clause in Contracts

Outer Elevation. The Owner or the Developer shall not permit the Purchaser or any of the other purchasers of Units (hereafter collectively the "Co-Owners") to do anything whereby the outer appearance of the Building or enjoyment by any of the Co-Owners of the Common Portions is prejudicially affected.

Outer Elevation. The Owner or the Developer Owners shall not permit the Purchaser or any of the other purchasers of Units Units, including the Purchaser, (hereafter collectively the "Co-Owners") to do anything whereby the outer appearance of the Proposed Building or enjoyment by any of the Co-Owners of the Common Portions is prejudicially affected.

Outer Elevation. The Owner or the Developer Vendor shall not permit the Purchaser or any of the other purchasers of Units (hereafter collectively the "Co-Owners") to do anything whereby the outer appearance of the Building or enjoyment by any of the Co-Owners of the Common Portions is prejudicially affected.

Outer Elevation. The Owner or the Developer Purchaser shall not permit and the Purchaser or Vendor shall not allow any of the other purchasers of Units (hereafter collectively the "Co-Owners") Owners to do anything whereby the outer appearance of the Building Tower-I or enjoyment by any of the Co-Owners of any of the Common Portions is prejudicially affected.

Outer Elevation. The Owner or the Developer shall not permit the Purchaser or any of the other purchasers of Units (hereafter collectively the "Co-Owners") to do anything whereby the outer appearance of the Building or enjoyment by any of the Co-Co- Owners of the Common Portions is prejudicially affected.

Outer Elevation. The Owner or the Developer shall not permit the Purchaser Purchasers or any of the other purchasers of Units (hereafter collectively the "Co-Owners") to do anything whereby the outer appearance of the Building or enjoyment by any of the Co-Owners of the Common Portions is prejudicially affected.