FITOUTS Sample Clauses

FITOUTS. The Seller shall be at liberty and is entitled to complete any portion/floor/wing/part of the building and apply for and obtain part occupation certificate. As and when such occupation certificate is obtained the Seller may at its discretion offer the said Flat to the Purchaser to undertake necessary Fitout it being expressly made clear that this shall not amount to possession being made over, such possession to be made over only upon the Purchaser making full payment of the amount of consideration and other amounts in terms of this agreement and necessary occupation certificate being granted by the authorities concerned, the Purchaser shall be obligated and undertakes to carry out necessary fitouts subject to what is hereinafter appearing.
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FITOUTS. Subject to the Allottee complying with the terms and conditions herein contained and making payment of the amounts agreed to be paid in terms of this agreement the DEVELOPER at its absolute discretion may allow the Allottee to enter upon the said Unit to carry out necessary fit out to suit its requirement. While carrying out such Fit Outs the Allottee shall:
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FITOUTS. The Sublessors / Developer shall be at liberty and is entitled to complete any portion/floor/wing/part of the building and apply for and obtain part occupation certificate. As and when such occupation certificate is obtained the Sublessors/Developer may at its discretion offer the said Flat to the Sublessee to undertake necessary Fitout it being expressly made clear that this shall not amount to possession being made over, such possession to be made over only upon the Sublessee making full payment of the amount of consideration and other amounts in terms of this agreement and necessary occupation certificate being granted by the authorities concerned, the Sublessee shall be obligated and undertakes to carry out necessary fit outs subject to what is hereinafter appearing.
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FITOUTS. The SELLERS shall be at liberty and is entitled to complete any portion/floor/wing/part of the building and apply for and obtain part occupation certificate. As and when such occupation certificate is obtained the SELLERS may at its discretion offer the said Flat to the Purchaser to undertake necessary Fitout it being expressly made clear that this shall not amount to possession being made over, such possession to be made over only upon the Purchaser making full payment of the amount of consideration and other amounts in terms of this agreement and necessary occupation certificate being granted by the authorities concerned, the Purchaser shall be obligated and undertakes to carry out necessary fit outs subject to what is hereinafter appearing.
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FITOUTS. The Developer shall be at liberty and is entitled to complete any portion/floor/wing/part of the building and apply for and obtain part occupation certificate. As and when such occupation certificate is obtained the Vendors may at its discretion offer the said Unit to the Purchaser to undertake necessary Fitout it being expressly made clear that this shall not amount to possession being made over, such possession to be made over only upon the Purchaser making full payment of the amount of consideration and other amounts in terms of this agreement and necessary occupation certificate being granted by the authorities concerned, the Purchaser shall be obligated and undertakes to carry out necessary fitouts subject to what is hereinafter appearing.
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