Right to amend Building Plans, etc Sample Clauses
The 'Right to amend Building Plans, etc' clause grants one party—typically the developer or owner—the authority to make changes to the approved building plans, specifications, or related documents during the course of a construction project. This right may include altering layouts, materials, or design features, provided such amendments comply with applicable laws and do not materially diminish the quality or value of the completed project. The core function of this clause is to provide flexibility in the construction process, allowing necessary adjustments to be made in response to unforeseen circumstances or regulatory requirements, thereby minimizing delays and ensuring the project can proceed efficiently.
Right to amend Building Plans, etc. The right to:-
(i) sub-divide and re-partition any Unit or Units the sole and exclusive right to hold, use, occupy and enjoy of which belongs to the First Owner;
(ii) change, amend, vary, add to or alter the Building Plans existing at the date hereof without the concurrence or approval of any Owner or any of the parties hereto and no such change, amendment, variation, addition or alteration shall give to the Owners any right of action against the First Owner;
(iii) subject to the Government Lease and this Deed and the compliance of all applicable laws and regulations, to make structural or non-structural alterations or additions to the Building or the services or facilities installed therein or any part or parts thereof the sole and exclusive right to hold, use, occupy and enjoy of which belongs to the First Owner, without the concurrence or approval of the Manager or any Owner or any of the other parties hereto and no such sub-division, re-partitioning, structural or non-structural alterations or additions, change, amendment, variation, alteration or addition shall give to any Owner any right of action against the First Owner PROVIDED THAT any such change, amendment, variation, addition or alteration shall not unreasonably interfere with an Owner’s right to hold, use, occupy and enjoy his Unit or unreasonably impede or restrict the access to and from any such Unit but nothing herein shall absolve the First Owner from obtaining (if required) any necessary written consent of the Government.