Unauthorised Structures Sample Clauses
The 'Unauthorised Structures' clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding any buildings, additions, or modifications on a property that have not received the necessary approvals from relevant authorities. Typically, this clause requires the seller to disclose the existence of such structures and may obligate them to rectify or obtain approval for these works before settlement. For example, a shed built without council consent or an unapproved extension would fall under this clause. Its core function is to protect the buyer from inheriting legal or financial liabilities associated with non-compliant structures, ensuring the property complies with local regulations.
Unauthorised Structures. Cross Leases and Unit Titles
Unauthorised Structures cross leases and unit titles Appendix 1: Real Estate Agents Act (Professional Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2012 Contents Rules
Unauthorised Structures i) The Landlord shall not be in any way liable to the Tenant in respect of any demolition order or the like from the authorities concerned for any illegal structure within the Premises whether constructed/installed by the Tenant or not (hereinafter called “Unauthorised Structures”) notwithstanding any covenants, expressed or implied by law or otherwise, of quiet enjoyment of the Premises given by the Landlord.
ii) The Tenant is deemed to be fully aware and advised of the consequence of the Unauthorised Structures including but not limited to the risks of the Government or Building Authority or other competent authority exercising rights of re-entry, taking enforcement actions under relevant laws or the DMC and/or requiring payment of penalty and rectifying works.
iii) Any construction or installation or occupation or use of any Unauthorised Structures will be at the Tenant’s own risks. If any removal order and/or demolition order and/or building order and/or notice and/or warning (hereinafter collectively called “the Order against Unauthorised Structures”) requiring the demolition reinstatement repair renovation and/or improvement of the Premises or any part thereof be issued from any Government or other competent authority or the Manager or the Landlord or the Incorporated Owners is received whether before or during the Term, the Tenant shall at the Tenant’s own costs and expenses, be solely responsible for the demolition/the works required to be carried out and/or other actions required to be taken under the Order against Unauthorised Structures within the time frame requested by the Landlord in writing notwithstanding any rule of law or equity to the contrary and make good all damage caused by such works and reinstate any affected area in a good and proper workmanlike fashion using good quality materials so that such affected area after reinstatement shall in all respects range in a uniform manner with and in a style appropriate to the other parts of the Premises and the Building; and for the avoidance of doubt, none of the rent, rates, government rent, nor management charges and air-conditioning charges shall ▇▇▇▇▇ or cease to be payable on account thereof. from 14th October, 2024 to 13th October, 2027
iv) For the avoidance of doubt, the Tenant shall be wholly responsible for any claim or penalty imposed upon the Tenant or the Landlord or the Building or the Premises directly or indirectly caused by the Tenant’s use, installation, construction, the exi...
Unauthorised Structures. No Owner shall construct any unauthorized structure of whatsoever nature on any roof, upper roofs and/or top roof or external walls or any part of the Unit or the Development that may contravene any Ordinance or by-law or regulation promulgated by the Government from time to time.