General Estate definition

General Estate means the building and estate of which the Property forms part and includes the Property and any other buildings or residential accommodation on the Estate or nearby and the common parts of the Estate;
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Examples of General Estate in a sentence

  • In case of General Claims, if there are no funds available for payment in the General Estate Assets, the Corporate Services Provider, the Security Trustee or the Shareholder may not take any further steps against the Issuer to recover any General Claims still unpaid.

  • Not to conduct any illegal activities at or in the vicinity of the Property or on the General Estate or on any of the Department’s other properties, nor to allow members of the household or any visitors to the Property to do so.

  • Not to conduct any illegal activities at or in the vicinity of the Property or on the General Estate or on any of Housing’s other properties, nor to allow members of the household or any visitors to the Property to do so.

  • Not to do or permit anything which in the opinion of the Department causes or is likely to cause a nuisance or annoyance to any persons on the General Estate or to any neighbours or to employees, agents or contractors of the Department whether by the Tenant, members of the household, visitors or animals.

  • The Grantor may at any time and from time to time alter the layouts, D.C. Rules of MIDC/ Building Regulations, General Estate Regulations relating to the other parts of the Estate of the Grantor of which the said land forms part and the Licensee shall have no right to require the enforcement thereof or any of them at any time against the Grantor or any person claiming under the Grantor.

  • Not to do or permit anything which in the opinion of Housing causes or is likely to cause a nuisance or annoyance to any persons on the General Estate or to any neighbours or to employees, agents or contractors of Housing whether by the Tenant, members of the household, visitors or animals.

  • Not to play or use, or allow to be played or used, anywhere on the General Estate any radio, television, or audio equipment or musical instrument or any other equipment so loudly or in such a way that it causes a nuisance or annoyance to other persons on the General Estate or in the neighbourhood or so that it can be clearly heard outside the Property between 10.00 pm and 7.30 am.

  • Not to possess supply or deal in illegal drugs at or in the vicinity of the Property or on the General Estate or on the Department’s other properties and not to allow members of the household or any visitors to the Property to do so.