RIGHT TO ENTER THE PLOT FOR REPAIRS Sample Clauses

RIGHT TO ENTER THE PLOT FOR REPAIRS. The Promoter/maintenance agency/association of allottees shall have rights of unrestricted access of all Common Areas for providing necessary maintenance services and the Allottee agrees to permit the association of allottees and/or maintenance agency to enter into the Plot or any part thereof, after due notice and during the normal working hours, unless the circumstances warrant otherwise, with a view to set right any defect.
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RIGHT TO ENTER THE PLOT FOR REPAIRS. The Promoter/Maintenance Company/Notified Agency shall have rights of unrestricted access of all Common Areas, if any of the Project for providing necessary maintenance services and the Allottee agrees to permit the Promoter and/or Maintenance Company and/or Notified Agency to enter into the Plot or any part thereof, after due notice and during the normal working hours, unless the circumstances warrant otherwise, with a view to set right any defect.
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RIGHT TO ENTER THE PLOT FOR REPAIRS. The Promoter/ Maintenance Society shall have rights of unrestricted access of all common areas, garages/covered parking and parking spaces for providing necessary maintenance services and the Allottee(s) agrees to permit the Promoter/ Maintenance Society to enter into the Plot or any part thereof, after due notice and during the normal working hours, unless the circumstances warrant otherwise, with a view to set right any defect.
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RIGHT TO ENTER THE PLOT FOR REPAIRS. The Promoter / Maintenance Agency /Association of Allottees shall have rights of unrestricted access to enter into the Plot, any house/structure constructed thereupon or any part thereof, after due notice and during the normal working hours, unless the circumstances warrant otherwise, with a view to set right any defect.
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RIGHT TO ENTER THE PLOT FOR REPAIRS. The Promoter or the FMC or the Maintenance Body shall have the right of unrestricted access of all Common Areas or other parts of the Project for providing necessary maintenance services. The Allottee agrees to permit the Promoter or the FMC or the Maintenance Body to enter into the Plot or any part thereof, after due notice and during the normal working hours, unless the circumstances warrant otherwise, with a view to set right any defect.
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