Open Terrace Area Sample Clauses

The Open Terrace Area clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to the use and maintenance of any open terrace spaces within a property. Typically, this clause specifies whether the terrace is for exclusive use by a particular unit owner or is considered a common area accessible to all residents, and may outline restrictions on modifications, usage hours, or permissible activities. By clearly delineating access and usage rights, the clause helps prevent disputes among occupants and ensures proper upkeep of shared or exclusive terrace spaces.
Open Terrace Area. The net usable area of the exclusive open space attached to the Designated Apartment if granted to the Allottee.
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Open Terrace Area. The net usable area of the exclusive open space attached to the Unit if granted to the Allottee.
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Open Terrace Area. The net usable area of the exclusive open space (if any) attached to the Flat.
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Open Terrace Area. The net usable area of the exclusive open terrace at the Designated House Building.
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Open Terrace Area. The net usable area (i.e. carpet area) of any exclusive open terrace attached to the Designated Apartment if granted to the Purchaser.
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Open Terrace Area. For the purpose this agreement open terrace area is defined as open terrace/terrace area as shown in the sanctioned building plans by the Local Authority. Open Terrace area is shown seperately in Schedule – B.
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Open Terrace Area. The net usable area of the exclusive open space attached to the ▇▇▇▇.
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