SNAGGING / SITE VISITS Sample Clauses

SNAGGING / SITE VISITS. 13.1 The Purchaser shall be given the opportunity to inspect the Section at different intervals during its construction, provided that a proper appointment is made with the Seller for such site visit. The Purchaser acknowledges that, until completion of the Section and issue of the Occupation Certificate, the site is a construction area, and as such is potentially dangerous. It is therefore imperative that the Purchaser does not attend at the site unaccompanied, and the Purchaser hereby indemnifies the Seller (as well as the Seller’s employees, sub-contractors etc.) against injury or damage suffered. (initial) 13.2 Official snag list to reach the Developer on the seventh day after the Occupation Date or if occupation not taken, seven days after transfer of the Unit, failing which the Unit will be considered snag free. (initial) (a) his/her capacity to enter into and sign this Agreement (Part A and B) and annexures A, B and C; (b) all the information supplied in Part B hereof is true and correct; all consent in terms of the Matrimonial Property Act has been furnished. Purchaser Co-Purchaser or Spouse For and on behalf of the SELLER / DEVELOPER Seller / Developer AGENT, who by his/her signature hereto warrants his/her capacity to enter into and sign this Agreement, Agent BUILDER, who by his/her signature hereto warrants his/her capacity to enter into and sign this Agreement, Builder 1. The information contained herein is true and correct. 2. The above figures represent my true earnings / income and I agree to provide such proof. 3. I warrant that no judgments have been taken against me that would prohibit the granting of the bond referred to in the Agreement. 4. I am aware and understand the customary requirements of Deposit Taking Institutions regarding eligibility for loan finance based on salary, liabilities, credit ratings and other qualifications, and hereby warrant that to the best of my knowledge and belief I am eligible for a loan in the amount and on the terms and conditions contemplated in the Agreement. 5. I confirm that there are no amounts owing by me to SARS, and / or any documentation outstanding to be submitted to SARS and / or any dispute pending between myself and SARS that would prohibit and / or delay the issuing of a transfer duty receipt or exemption form in respect of this transaction. I take note that any breach of this warranty will constitute a material breach of the agreement and the provisions of clause 5 of Part A will be availab...
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SNAGGING / SITE VISITS. 13.1 The Purchaser shall be given the opportunity to inspect the Section at different intervals during its construction, provided that a proper appointment is made with the Seller for such site visit. The Purchaser acknowledges that, until completion of the Section and issue of the Occupation Certificate, the site is a construction area, and as such is potentially dangerous. It is therefore imperative that the Purchaser does not attend at the site unaccompanied, and the Purchaser hereby indemnifies the Seller (as well as the Seller’s employees, sub-contractors etc.) against injury or damage suffered. 13.2 Official snag list to reach the Developer on the seventh day after the Occupation Date or if occupation not taken, seven days after transfer of the Unit, failing which the Unit will be considered snag free.
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