Common use of Revocable Clause in Contracts

Revocable. The within granted permission may be revoked by the Association for cause. The Association shall identify the cause to the Owner, and stating the date by which the heating equipment shall be removed, at the address set forth hereinabove, or at such other address as the Association’s records may from time to time reflect or are applicable. Upon such termination, the Owner shall cause the equipment described in Appendix A hereto, together with any replacements, additions thereto, to be removed forthwith from any portion of the Common Area, it being understood and agreed that any damage to the Common Area occasioned thereby shall be promptly restored or repaired at the expense and cost of the Owner. If the Owner fails to remove the items by the date set forth in the notice of termination, the Association may, but is not obliged to, remove the heating system at the expense of the Owner, and repair those Common Areas or Limited Common Areas altered or damaged by the removal. Such costs shall be an assessment against the Owner, and failure to pay will result in the placement of a lien upon the Owner’s Unit.

Revocable. The within granted permission may be revoked by the Association Board for cause. The Association Board shall identify the cause to the Owner, and stating the date by which the heating equipment System shall be removed, at the address set forth hereinabove, or at such other address as the Association’s records may from time to time reflect or are applicable. Upon such termination, the Owner shall cause the equipment described in Appendix A heretothe Application, together with any replacements, replacements or additions thereto, to be removed forthwith from any portion of the Common Area or Limited Common Area, it being understood and agreed that any damage to the Common Area or Limited Common Area occasioned thereby shall be promptly restored or repaired at the expense and cost of the Owner. If the Owner fails to remove the items by the date set forth in the notice of termination, the Association may, but is not obliged to, remove the heating system System at the expense of the Owner, and repair those Common Areas or Limited Common Areas altered or damaged by the removal. Such costs shall be an assessment against the Owner, and failure to pay will result in the placement of a lien upon the Owner’s Unit.