Common use of Dividing Fences Clause in Contracts

Dividing Fences. 5.1 Subject to Annexure B, if any, the Buyer: (a) Covenants with the Seller that so long as the Seller remains registered as the proprietor of any land adjoining the boundaries of the Property, the Buyer will not make any claim against the Seller for any contribution to the cost of erecting any dividing fences or walls under the provisions of the Dividing Fences Act 1961 or otherwise howsoever including any sums or liabilities which the Seller may have incurred with any adjoining owners; and (b) Agrees that the provisions of this clause may be pleaded by the Seller as an absolute bar to any action for relief or claim for compensation made by the Buyer against the Seller. 5.2 Upon request, the Buyer will provide the Seller with details of all costs of such dividing fences or other information as may be required by the Seller to satisfy any inquiry in that regard by the Buyer of any other lot on the Plan of Subdivision.

Dividing Fences. 5.1 3.1 Subject to Annexure B, if any, the Buyer: (a) Covenants covenants with the Seller that so long as the Seller remains registered as the proprietor of any land adjoining the boundaries of the Property, the Buyer will not make any claim against the Seller for any contribution to the cost of erecting any dividing fences or walls under the provisions of the Dividing Fences Act 1961 or otherwise howsoever including any sums or liabilities which the Seller may have incurred with any adjoining owners; and (b) Agrees agrees that the provisions of this clause may be pleaded by the Seller as an absolute bar to any action for relief or claim for compensation made by the Buyer against the Seller. 5.2 3.2 Upon request, the Buyer will provide the Seller with details of all costs of such dividing fences or other information as may be required by the Seller to satisfy any inquiry in that regard by the Buyer of any other lot on the Plan of Subdivision.