Volume No Sample Clauses
The "Volume No" clause specifies the particular volume or part of a multi-volume agreement or document to which the terms apply. In practice, this clause is used in contracts or legal documents that are divided into several volumes, each covering different aspects or sections of the overall agreement. By clearly identifying the relevant volume, the clause helps prevent confusion about which terms or provisions are being referenced, ensuring clarity and proper organization within complex, multi-part documents.
Volume No at pages No................ to and is hereinafter called the Lease Deed), the Lessor demised unto the Lessee the land and premises described in the Schedule to the said Lease Deed (being the same as described in the Schedule hereunder written), hereinafter called the "demised premises" for a period of ................. years commencing from ................. at a monthly rent of Rs. on the terms and conditions as set out in the said Lease Deed. AND WHEREAS the lessor proposes to develop the demised premises by constructing buildings thereon consisting of flats and then to sell the said flats to the prospective flat purchasers on ownership basis and has requested the Lessee to surrender the demised premises, which the lessee has agreed to do so in the manner hereinafter appearing. NOW THIS DEED WITNESSETH THAT in pursuance of the said agreement and in consideration of the sum of Rs. (Rupees .........…………………………………........ ), (the receipt whereof the Lessee hereby acknowledges), the Lessee as beneficial owner hereby surrender and assign and quit claim to the demised premises demised by the said Lease Deed unto and to the use of the Lessor TO HOLD the demised premises unto the Lessor for all the unexpired lease term and interest created by the said lease Deed TO the intent that the same terms and interests may merge and be extinguished in the reversion which was immediately expectant thereon before the execution of this Deed AND THE LESSEE hereby covenants and declares that he has not done any Covenants act, deed or thing whereby or by means whereof he is in any way prevented from surrendering the demised premises from the said lease.
Volume No. Pages to Being No. for the year , the Owners had granted the exclusive right of development in respect of the said Land and construction of a new commercial project, in favour of the Promoter herein, which the Promoter had agreed to undertake for the consideration and on the terms and conditions contained therein.
Volume No pages ..................... on .................... in the office of Joint Sub-Registrar . .................. ; and
Volume No pages .................... in the office of Joint Sub- Registrar, ; and
Volume No pages ................... in the office of Joint Sub- Registrar. .................. ; and AND WHEREAS the said Smt ...................................... and Shri
Volume No pages ..................... on .................... in the office of Joint Sub- Registrar . .................. ; and AND WHEREAS the Vendor herein has become absolute owner of the total extent of .................. acres and the building constructed thereon more particularly described in the Schedule hereunder; and AND WHEREAS the said property was renamed as . and at the request of the Vendor the change of name was also recorded in the records of Municipal Board ..................;
Volume No in the office of Joint Sub-Registrar . .................. ; and
Volume No at pages No................ to and is hereinafter called the Lease Deed), the Lessor demised unto the Lessee the land and premises described in the Schedule to the said Lease Deed (being the same as described in the Schedule hereunder written), hereinafter called the "demised premises" for a period of ................. years commencing from ................. at a monthly rent of Rs. ............... on the terms and conditions as set out in the said Lease Deed. AND WHEREAS the lessor proposes to develop the demised premises by constructing buildings thereon consisting of flats and then to sell the said flats to the prospective flat purchasers on ownership basis and has requested the Lessee to surrender the demised premises, which the lessee has agreed to do so in the manner hereinafter appearing.