Common Portions definition

Common Portions means the common areas and installations in the Buildings and the Premises that are more fully and particularly mentioned in the THIRD SCHEDULE hereto.

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Common Portions means the common areas and installations in the Buildings and the Premises that are morefully and particularly mentioned in the THIRD SCHEDULE hereto.

Common Portions means the common areas and installations in the building and the premises, which are mentioned, described, enumerated, and provided in the THIRD SCHEDULE hereunder written.

Examples of Common Portions in a sentence

• All litigation expenses incurred for the common purposes and relating to common use and enjoyment of the Common Portions.

• The Association shall look after the maintenance of the Common Portions of the Said Block and the Said Property.

• All expenses for maintaining, operating, repairing, renovating, upgrading, painting, rebuilding, reconstructing, decorating, replacing, amending, renewing and where appropriate cleansing of the Common Portions and plantation of trees, maintaining the garden and supplying of round the clock water.

• The Allottee also admit and accept that the Promoter and/or employees and/or agents and/or contractors of the Promoter shall be entitled to use and utilize the Common Portions for movement of building materials and for other purposes and the Allottee shall not raise any objection in any manner whatsoever with regard thereto.

• The Allottee also admit and accept that in the event such bills remain outstanding for more than 2 (two) months, all common services to the Allottee shall be discontinued and the Allottee shall be disallowed from using the Common Portions.

More Definitions of Common Portions

Common Portions means the portion of the said Land and Building and the Common installations, fixtures, fittings and appurtenance described in the FOURTH SCHEDULE here under written.

Common Portions means those parts of the building and/or premises which are used in common and includes land, gateway, enclosures, compound walls, fencing, paths, open grounds, gardens, passages, corridors, staircase, terrace, cabins, fittings, fixtures, lifts and installations whether for water supply, drainage or lighting purposes and all such facilities which are used in common.

Common Portions means, those portions of the plot or premises which are in common use and includes the land, gateway, enclosure, compound walls, passages, corridors, stair-cases, fitting, fixture, lift, if any, installation whether for water supply or drainage or lighting or any other purpose and all such facilities which are used or intended to be used in common;

Common Portions means those that are part of the building and that are listed in the constituting act of co- ownership or, in the absence of specific provisions in that act, those listed in article 1044 of the Civil Code of Québec; (parties communes)

Common Portions means those portions of the plot or premises which are in common use and includes the lands, gate-way, enclosure, compound walls, parks, open ground, passages,

Common Portions means and include corridors, stairs and stair cases, lift, passage ways, drive ways, motor, water pump, transformer, electrifications, and overhead water tank (PVC), ultimate roof and/or terrace of the said building excluding the Car Parking Spaces and such other open spaces including those exclusive spaces and land of the Landowner which the Landowner may use or permit as the sole and exclusive property of their own for common use more fully described in the Third Schedule hereunder written.

Common Portions means those portions of the plot or premises which are in common use and includes the lands, gate-way, enclosure, compound walls, parks, open ground, passages, corridors staircase, fitting, fixture, light, if any, any installation whether for water supply or drainage or lighting for any other purpose and all such facilities which are used or intended to be used in common;