Common use of Salient Terms Clause in Contracts

Salient Terms. The transfer of the Said Flat/Flat/Unit And Appurtenances being effected by this conveyance is: o Conveyance: Sale within the meaning of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. o Absolute: absolute, irreversible and in perpetuity. o Free from Encumbrances: free from all encumbrances of any and every nature whatsoever including but not limited to lis pendens, attachments, liens, charges, mortgages, trusts, debutters, reversionary rights, residuary rights, claims and statutory prohibitions. o Benefit of Common Portions: subject to the terms and conditions of this Conveyance, together with proportionate ownership, benefit of user and enjoyment of the Common Areas described in the Schedule -C below, in common with the other co-owners of the complex, including the Land Owners and the Promoter/Vendor (if the Owners and/or the Promoter/Vendor retain any Flat/Flat/Unit in the Said Block).

Salient Terms. The transfer of the Said Flat/Flat/Unit And Appurtenances being effected by this conveyance thisconveyance is: o Conveyance: Sale within the meaning of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. o Absolute: absolute, irreversible and in perpetuity. o Free from Encumbrances: free from all encumbrances of any and every nature whatsoever including but not limited to lis pendenslispendens, attachments, liens, charges, mortgages, trusts, debutters, reversionary rights, residuary rights, claims and statutory prohibitions. o Benefit of Common Portions: subject to the terms and conditions of this Conveyance, together with proportionate ownership, benefit of user and enjoyment of the Common Areas described in the Schedule -C below, in common with the other co-owners of the complex, including the Land Owners and the Promoter/Vendor (if the Owners and/or the Promoter/Vendor retain any Flat/Flat/Unit in the Said Block).

Salient Terms. The transfer of the Said Flat/said Flat/Unit And and Appurtenances being effected by this conveyance is: o Conveyance: Sale within the meaning of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. o Absolute: absolute, irreversible and in perpetuity. o Free from Encumbrances: free from all encumbrances of any and every nature whatsoever including but not limited to lis pendens, attachments, liens, charges, mortgages, trusts, debuttersdebutter, reversionary rights, residuary rights, claims and statutory prohibitions. o Benefit of Common Portions: subject to the terms and conditions of this Conveyance, together with proportionate ownership, benefit of user and enjoyment of the Common Areas described in the Schedule -C below, in common with the other co-owners of the complex, including the Land Owners and the Promoter/Vendor (if the Owners and/or the Promoter/Vendor retain any Flat/Flat/Unit in the Said Block).