CONDOMINIUMS AND MULTI-FAMILY UNITS Sample Clauses

CONDOMINIUMS AND MULTI-FAMILY UNITS. Shared systems and equipment in a multi-unit building are covered if each dwelling unit has a separate Service Agreement with identical options purchased. Otherwise, if the service request is for a dwelling unit within a multi-unit building, then only systems and appliances specific to the covered dwelling unit will be covered. Common grounds and facilities are excluded.
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CONDOMINIUMS AND MULTI-FAMILY UNITS. 1. Each unit in a duplex, triplex or fourplex must have a separate Service Agreement otherwise service will not be provided for common systems and appliances. The same options must be purchased for each dwelling unit.
CONDOMINIUMS AND MULTI-FAMILY UNITS. 1. If service coverage is for a duplex, triplex or fourplex dwelling and every unit is covered, then service will be provided for common systems and appliances.
CONDOMINIUMS AND MULTI-FAMILY UNITS. 1. If service coverage is for a duplex, triplex or fourplex dwelling unit and every unit is covered, then service will be provided for common systems and appliances. The same options must be purchased for each dwelling unit.

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