Common use of Right to enter into Sub-Deed Clause in Contracts

Right to enter into Sub-Deed. The right without the necessity of making any Owner entitled to the exclusive use occupation and enjoyment of any Unit outside the part or parts of the Building in question a party thereto to enter into a Sub-Deed or Sub-Deeds in respect of any part or parts of the Building PROVIDED THAT such Sub-Deed(s) shall not conflict with the provisions of this Deed or affect the rights, interests or obligations of other Owners bound by this Deed and any other previous Sub-Deed(s).

Right to enter into Sub-Deed. The right without the necessity of making any Owner entitled to the exclusive use occupation and enjoyment of any Unit outside the part or parts of the Building in question a party thereto to enter into a Sub-Deed or Sub-Deeds in respect of any part or parts of the Building PROVIDED THAT such Sub-Deed(s) shall be approved by the Director of Lands (unless otherwise waived) and shall not conflict with the provisions of this Deed or affect the rights, interests or obligations of other Owners bound by this Deed and any other previous Sub-Deed(s).