Common use of Alienation Clause in Contracts

Alienation. 7.1 Until a Deed of Conveyance is executed and registered in favour of the Purchaser, the Purchaser shall not be entitled to mortgage, encumber, lease or otherwise dispose of, deal with or alienate the said Unit or any portion thereof and/or any right or benefit of the Purchaser in the said Unit and/or under this Agreement.

Alienation. 7.1 Until a Deed of Conveyance is executed and registered in favour of the PurchaserPurchasers, the Purchaser Purchasers shall not be entitled to mortgage, encumber, assign, nominate, alienate, lease out or otherwise dispose of, of or deal in any manner whatsoever with or alienate the said Said Flat Unit or any portion thereof and/or any right or benefit of the Purchaser in the said Said Flat Unit and/or under this Agreement.Memorandum (“Alienation”) unless all the following conditions are complied with:-

Alienation. 7.1 Until a Deed of Conveyance is executed and registered in favour of the Purchaser, subject to Clause 13.12, the Purchaser shall not be entitled to mortgage, encumber, lease mortgage or otherwise dispose of, deal with encumber or assign or alienate or dispose of or deal in any manner whatsoever with the said Flat Unit or any portion thereof and/or any right or benefit of the Purchaser in the said Unit therein and/or under this Agreement.Memorandum (“Alienation”) unless all the following conditions are complied with:-

Alienation. 7.1 Until a Deed of Conveyance is executed and registered in favour of the Purchaser, the Purchaser shall not be entitled to mortgage, encumber, lease mortgage or otherwise dispose of, deal with encumber or assign or alienate or dispose of or deal in any manner whatsoever with the said Flat Unit or any portion thereof and/or any right or benefit of the Purchaser in the said Unit therein and/or under this Agreement.Memorandum (“Alienation”) unless all the following conditions are complied with:-