Common use of Statutory Approvals Clause in Contracts

Statutory Approvals. The Purchaser is aware that the Property forms part of a new township development and as such the Seller is relying on obtaining certain town planning, environmental and other statutory and regulatory approvals before it will be in a position to transfer the Property to the Purchaser; including, but not limited to, approval of the site development plan, building plans, Homeowners’ Association Constitution and architectural guidelines of the intended development, of which the Property forms part, which may be pending, and/or amended before being finally approved. Should the required approvals not be obtained within a reasonable time, or should the regulatory authorities require material amendments to the intended development, then the Seller will be entitled to cancel this Agreement on notice to the Purchaser, in which event all monies paid by the Purchaser in terms of this Agreement will be repaid.

Statutory Approvals. The Purchaser is aware that the Property forms part of a new township development and as such the Seller is relying on obtaining certain town planning, environmental and other statutory and regulatory approvals before it will be in a position to transfer the Property to the Purchaser; including, but not limited to, approval of the site development plan, section 29(1) certificate, building plans, Homeowners’ Association Constitution and architectural guidelines of the intended development, of which the Property forms part, which may be pending, and/or amended before being finally approved. Should the required approvals not be obtained within a reasonable time, or should the regulatory authorities require material amendments to the intended development, then the Seller will be entitled to cancel this Agreement on notice to the Purchaser, in which event all monies paid by the Purchaser in terms of this Agreement will be repaid.