Plot Size Clause Samples

The Plot Size clause defines the exact dimensions or area of the land or property being referenced in the agreement. It typically specifies the measurements in square feet or meters and may include boundaries or reference points to clarify the extent of the plot. This clause ensures both parties have a clear, mutual understanding of the property size involved, thereby preventing disputes over land boundaries or misrepresentation of the property being transacted.
Plot Size. All plots are taken as seen and are charged at a rate agreed with the Tenant prior to the tenancy commencing. There are three rates of charge: Starter; Half Plot; Full Plot
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Plot Size. Plots offered may differ in size between different allotment sites. At ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Community Garden, the following spaces are currently offered:  Community Group Plots – reserved for groups only; Plot size 6m x9 m (limited number of Easy Access plots available) 9  Full Plots – Plot size 12m x 9m 5  Half/Quarter Plots – Half/quarter of Full Plots  Raised Beds – approximate size 2m x 5 m.
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Plot Size. Plots offered may differ in size between different allotment sites. At Castledawson Allotments, the following spaces are currently offered:
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