Common use of Section Maintenance Clause in Contracts

Section Maintenance. 6.1 The Owner must ensure from the date of possession that the Property is kept in a neat and tidy condition and maintained free from long grass, weeds, rubbish, builder's waste or other substances before, during and after the construction of any residence thereon. In the event that while the Property remains unoccupied the Owner fails to do so the Grantee may arrange for the Property to be cleared and the Owner must pay to the Grantee immediately upon demand the costs incurred by the Grantee together with interest thereon at a rate of 20 percent per annum on a daily basis from the date that such costs were incurred by the Grantee. 6.2 The use of adjacent or abutting land for access and dumping of rubbish and waste concrete is strictly prohibited; provided however that the Owner or the Owner's builder may have access across any other land upon obtaining written approval from the Grantee. 6.3 The Owner is liable for any damage caused to roads or footpaths or to any adjoining land resulting from the construction of any residence on the Property. The Grantee may make such repairs as the Grantee considers necessary, at the cost of the Owner, or require the Owner to carry out such repairs at the Owner’s cost as directed by the Grantee. Any such repairs must be on a “like for like” basis so that the item repaired is of identical material and appearance to the item damaged.

Section Maintenance. 6.1 4.1. The Owner must ensure from the date of possession that the Property is kept in a neat and tidy condition and maintained free from long grass, weeds, rubbish, builder's waste or other substances before, during and after the construction of any residence thereon. In the event that while the Property remains unoccupied the Owner fails to do so the Grantee may arrange for the Property to be cleared and the Owner must pay to the Grantee immediately upon demand the costs incurred by the Grantee together with interest thereon at a rate of 20 percent per annum on a daily basis from the date that such costs were incurred by the Grantee. 6.2 4.2. The use of adjacent or abutting land for access and dumping of rubbish and waste concrete is strictly prohibited; provided however that the Owner or the Owner's builder may have access across any other land upon obtaining written approval from the Grantee. 6.3 4.3. The Owner is liable for any damage caused to roads or footpaths or to any adjoining land resulting from the construction of any residence on the Property. The Grantee may make such repairs as the Grantee considers necessary, at the cost of the Owner, or require the Owner to carry out such repairs at the Owner’s cost as directed by the Grantee. Any such repairs must be on a “like for like” basis so that the item repaired is of identical material and appearance to the item damaged.