Common use of Right to Occupy not to be dealt with separately from Shares Clause in Contracts

Right to Occupy not to be dealt with separately from Shares. The Right to Occupy any Unit shall not be sold, assigned, charged, mortgaged, leased, licensed or otherwise disposed of or dealt with separately from the Shares to which it is attached other than by a lease or tenancy or a contractual licence.

Right to Occupy not to be dealt with separately from Shares. The Right sole and exclusive right and privilege to Occupy hold, use, occupy and enjoy any Unit part of the Development shall not be sold, assigned, mortgaged, charged, mortgaged, leased, licensed leased or otherwise disposed of or dealt with separately from the Shares Share(s) with which the same is held PROVIDED ALWAYS that the provisions of this Clause 4.6, subject to which it is attached other than by a lease or the Land Grant, do not extend to any lease, tenancy or a contractual licence.

Right to Occupy not to be dealt with separately from Shares. The Right to Occupy any Unit shall not be sold, assigned, charged, mortgaged, leased, licensed or otherwise disposed of or dealt with separately from the Shares to which it is attached other than by a lease or PROVIDED ALWAYS that the provisions of this Clause 4.6, subject to the Land Grant, do not extend to any lease, tenancy or licence with a contractual licenceterm not exceeding 30 years.