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Common Property. 25.1 It is hereby specifically agreed between the parties that the SELLER shall be entitled at any time prior to the opening of the sectional title register and the establishment of a Body Corporate or thereafter, to apply for the subdivision of the land on which the Sectional Development Scheme is to be developed in terms hereof or once the sectional title register has been opened for the subdivision of the common property and thereafter to apply for the issue to him of a certificate of registered sectional title in respect of the subdivided portion in the prescribed form and for the re-entering of such portion in the lands register.
Common Property. Residents must not interfere with or damage any common property found in apartments or common areas. Residents should not leave anything on or obstruct the use of common property. For example, leaving items in common study spaces and kitchens. The resident is liable for all damages caused.
Common Property. As defined in the Act, being property not included in any unit, which includes passages, staircases, gardens, driveways, parking bays, etc.
Common Property. Subject to the provisions of the Strata Property Laws and the Bylaws, the Tenant shall have for itself, its guests and invitees, and any Person for whom the Tenant is legally responsible, the non-exclusive right to use the Common Property (including any Limited Common Property designated for the use of a Cascades Lands Strata Lot), in common with all other Persons entitled thereto.
Common Property. Residents must not interfere with or damage any common property, nor leave anything on or obstruct the use of common property. The resident is liable for all damages caused. Pets Pets or animals are not accepted at UniLodge Park Central – this includes fish. Guide dogs and other registered assistance animals permitted – if required please inform the team at UniLodge Park Central and obtain a registration form.
Common Property. That part of the property covered which does not form part of a section and described in the Sectional Plan stated in the statement of cover.
Common Property. 2.3.1 The Tenant acknowledges that the Common Property does not form part of the Demised Premises and the Tenant’s use and enjoyment of the Common Property shall be in common with other persons and any such use by the Tenant shall be subject to such conditions imposed by the Developer and/or the Building Management Company. For the avoidance of doubt the Developer and/or the Building Management Company shall be entitled at any time and from time to time to exclude or suspend any part of the Common Property for use by the Tenant and the Developer and/or the Building Management Company may use any part of the Common Property for such purpose and in such manner as the Developer and/or the Building Management Company deems fit whether or not to the exclusion of the Tenant.
Common Property. (a) A Resident shall not obstruct lawful use of common property by any person.
Common Property. Tracts A, B, C1 D, F, G and as shown on the plat of Xxxxxxx Forest Subdivision are intended for the common use and benefit of all Owners and which is to be deeded to the Association at the time of the conveyance of the first lot1 subject to the dedication of such Common Property to the Association.
