Commercial House definition

Commercial House means commercial buildings built on the ground floor of residential buildings under the 20/80, 40/60 and other housing development programs, which the corporation offers for sale.
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Examples of Commercial House in a sentence

  • The total price of the Commercial House is ´ (currency) ´ (in words).

  • Where the indoor air quality of the Commercial House does not comply with the national standard after inspection, the Buyer is entitled to surrender the house within 60 days (not less than 60 days) after the delivery date of the Commercial House.

  • If the Commercial House is residential, the Seller shall provide the “Household Acceptance Form of House Engineering Quality”.

  • The Seller shall not take the payment of taxes and fees by the Buyer as the condition for the handover of the Commercial House.

  • If the Commercial House is residential, the Seller shall also provide the “House Quality Warranty” and “House Use Instructions”.

  • If the Buyer does not surrender the house or the Commercial House is already used for more than 60 days after delivery, the Buyer shall enter into a separate supplementary agreement with the Seller.

  • When the Seller sells the Commercial House, the ´, ´, ´ and ´ attached to the Commercial House will not be transferred together with the Commercial House.

  • When the Buyer uses the Commercial House, it shall not change the principal building structure, bearing structure and purpose of use of the Commercial House without permission.

  • If the Commercial House is not residential, both parties shall enter into a supplementary agreement specifying warranty scope, term and responsibility.

  • The Commercial House has obtained the planning acceptance conformity certificate.