MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND COMMON ENJOYMENT Clause Samples

The 'Management, Maintenance and Common Enjoyment' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures for overseeing, upkeeping, and sharing access to common areas or facilities within a property or development. Typically, this clause outlines which party or association is responsible for regular maintenance tasks, how costs are allocated among users, and the rules governing the use of shared spaces such as lobbies, gardens, or recreational amenities. Its core function is to ensure that common areas are properly managed and maintained, while also providing clear guidelines for their use, thereby preventing disputes and promoting harmonious cohabitation or use among all parties involved.
MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND COMMON ENJOYMENT. As from the date of possession, the Purchaser covenants: (a) To co-operate with the Developer and/or _______________., the maintenance –in-Charge in the management and maintenance of the new building and/or the premises and formation of the association. (b) To observe the rules framed from time to time by the Developer and/or ______________., the maintenance –in-Charge for the common purposes. (c) To allow the Developer/ _____________. Ltd., the maintenance – in-Charge and its workmen to enter into the said unit for completion and for the common purposes; (d) To pay and bear the common expenses in respect of the new building and/or the premises proportionately and the said unit wholly. (e) To deposit the amounts reasonably required by the Developer and/or ________________, the maintenance –in-Charge towards the Purchasers’ liability for the rates, taxes and other outgoings. (f) To pay for electricity and other utilities consumed in or relating to the said unit; (g) To use the said unit for residential purposes; (h) Not to put any article including name-plate and letter box SAVE at the place approved or provided by the Developer and/or __________________, the maintenance –in-Charge; and (i) Not to use the Common Areas and Installations for bathing or other undesirable purposes or such purpose which may cause any nuisance or annoyance to the other Co-owners. (j) To maintain at his own costs, the said Unit in the same good condition state and order in which it be delivered to him and abide by all laws bye-laws rules regulations and restrictions of the Government, Panchayat, WBSEB, Fire Department, Authorized Officer under the West Bengal (Regulation of Promotion of Construction and Transfer by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇) ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇, The Officer under the West Bengal Building Tax Act, 1996 and/or any statutory authority and/or local bodies as regards user and maintenance of the Building and to make such additions and alterations in or about or relating to the said Unit and/or the said Building as be required to be carried out by them or any of them, independently or in common with the other Co-owners as the case may be without holding the Developer or any of them in any manner liable or responsible therefor and to pay all costs and expenses therefor wholly or proportionately as the case may be and to be answerable and responsible for all deviation or violation of any of the conditions or rules or bye-laws and to observe and perform all terms and conditions contained herein. (k)...
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MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND COMMON ENJOYMENT. As a matter of necessity, the ownership and enjoyment of the Common Areas and Installations by the Purchaser shall be consistent with the rights and interest of all the Co-owners and in using and enjoying the said Unit and the Common Areas and Installations, the Purchaser binds himself and covenants:- (i) to co-operate with the Maintenance In-charge in the management and maintenance of the Building and the said premises and other Common Purposes and formation of the Association. (ii) to observe and perform the rules regulations and restrictions from time to time in force for the quiet and peaceful use enjoyment and management of the Building and in particular the Common Areas and installation. (iii) to allow the Developer and the Maintenance In-charge and their authorized representatives with or without workmen to enter into the said Unit at all reasonable times for construction and completion of the Building and the Common Purposes and to view and examine the state and condition thereof and make good all defects decays and want of repair in the said Unit within seven days of giving of a notice in writing by the Developer/Maintenance In-charge to the Purchaser thereabout. (iv) to use the said Unit only for the private dwelling and residence in a decent and respectable manner and for no other purposes (not to use as Guest House, Boarding & Lodging House, Hotel, Nursing Home, Meeting Place, Club, Eating & Catering Centre, Hobby Centre or any commercial, manufacturing or processing work etc.,) whatsoever without the consent in writing of the Developer first had and obtained it being expressly agreed that such restriction on the Purchaser shall not in any way restrict the right of the Developer to use or permit any other Unit or portion of the said Building to be used for non-residential purposes. (v) unless the right of parking motor car is expressly granted and mentioned in the SECOND SCHEDULE hereunder written, the Purchaser shall not park or allow or permit to be parked by his employees agents visitors guests customers etc. any motor car, two ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ vehicle or any other vehicle at any place in the said premises (including at the open space surrounding the Building) AND if the right to park car is so expressly granted and mentioned in the withinstatedSECOND SCHEDULE the Purchaser shall use only the Car Parking Space so granted and that too only for the purpose of parking of one medium sized motor car without obstructing ingress and egress of other Cars of ...
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MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND COMMON ENJOYMENT. As a matter of necessity, the ownership and enjoyment of the Common Areas and Installations by the Purchaser shall be consistent with the rights and interest of all the Co-owners and in using and enjoying the said Unit and the Common Areas and Installations, the Purchaser binds himself and covenants:- (i) to co-operate with the Maintenance In-charge in the management and maintenance of the Building and the said premises and other Common Purposes and formation of the Association. (ii) to observe and perform the rules regulations and restrictions from time to time in force for the quiet and peaceful use enjoyment and management of the Building and in particular the Common Areas and installation. (iii) to allow the Developer and the Maintenance In- charge and their authorized representatives with or without workmen to enter into the said Unit at all reasonable times for construction and completion of the Building and the Common Purposes and to view and examine the state and condition thereof and make good all defects decays and want of repair in the said Unit within seven days of giving of a notice in writing by the Developer/Maintenance In-charge to the Purchaser thereabout. (iv) to use the said Unit only for the private dwelling and residence in a decent and respectable manner and for no other purposes (not to use as Guest House, Boarding & Lodging House, Hotel, Nursing Home, Meeting Place, Club, Eating & Catering Centre, Tution/Coaching Centre, Hobby Centre or any commercial, manufacturing or processing work etc.,) whatsoever without the consent in writing of the Developer first had and obtained it being expressly agreed that such restriction on the Purchaser shall not in any way restrict the right of the Developer to use or permit any other Unit or portion of the said Building to be used for non-residential purposes. (v) unless the right of parking motor car is expressly granted and mentioned in the SECOND SCHEDULE hereunder written, the Purchaser shall not park or allow or permit to be parked by his employees agents visitors guests customers etc. any motor car, two ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ vehicle or any other vehicle at any place in the said premises (including at the open space surrounding the Building) AND if the right to park car is so expressly granted and mentioned in the withinstated SECOND SCHEDULE the Purchasers shall use only the Car Parking Space so granted and that too only for the purpose of parking of one medium sized motor car without obstructing ingress a...
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MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND COMMON ENJOYMENT. As a matter of necessity, the ownership and enjoyment of the units by Allottees shall be consistent with the rights and interest of all the other Allottees and in using and enjoying their respective units and the Common Areas and Installations, each of the Allottees (including the Allottee) shall be bound and obliged:
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MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND COMMON ENJOYMENT. 10.1 As a matter of necessity, the possession and enjoyment of the said flat/unit by the Lessee shall be consistent with the rights and interest of all the sub-lessee and in using and enjoying the said flat/unit and the Common Areas and Installations, the Lessee bind themselves and covenants :- 10.2 to co-operate with the Lessee/Promoter or its appointed agency/agencies in the management and maintenance of the building(s) and other common purposes. 10.3 to observe and perform the rules regulations and restrictions from time to time, in force, for the quiet and peaceful use, enjoyment and management of the building(s) and in particular the common Areas and Installation(s) and other common purposes. 10.4 to use the said flat/unit only for residential purpose and for no other purpose(s). 10.5 unless the right to parking motor car is expressly granted and mentioned in the Schedule hereunder written, the Lessee shall not park any motor car or any other vehicle at any place in the said complex (including at the open space at the said complex) AND if the right to park car is so expressly granted and mentioned in the Schedule the lessee shall use the car parking space(s) only for the purpose of parking of standard size passenger motor car. In case of goods vehicles for loading and unloading purpose, the same can be placed/parked at an assigned place and between fixed time to be declared by the Lessee/Promoter or the maintenance company as the case may be. 10.6 to use the Common Areas and Installations only to the extent required for ingress to and egress from the said flat/unit of men and materials and passage of utilities and facilities. 10.7 to keep the common areas, open spaces, parking areas, paths, passages, staircases, lobby, landings etc. free from obstructions or encroachments and in a clean and orderly manner and not to store or allow anyone to store any goods, articles or things or allow anyone to sleep or rest therein or thereat or in any other common areas of the said premises. 10.8 not to claim any right whatsoever or howsoever over any flat/unit or portion in the said premises save the said flat/unit. 10.9 not to put any nameplate or letter box or neon-sign or board in the common areas or on the outside wall of the building/residential complex save a letter-box at the place in the ground floor as be expressly approved or provided by the Lessee/Promoter and a decent nameplate outside the main gate of their Flat/unit. It is hereby expressly made clear ...
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