Project Association Clause Samples

The Project Association clause defines how specific tasks, deliverables, or obligations are linked to a particular project within an agreement. It typically outlines which activities, resources, or responsibilities are considered part of the designated project, and may reference schedules, statements of work, or project plans to clarify these associations. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of what is included in the project scope, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping to prevent disputes over what work is covered under the contract.
Project Association. In addition to the Declaration and the Map, the Project is also subject to the articles of incorporation, bylaws, policies and any rules and regulations (collectively, together with the Declaration and the Map, the “Association Documents”) of the Timber Ridge Village Owner’s Association, Inc., a Colorado nonprofit corporation (the “Association”), as established (or to be established) under the Declaration.
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Project Association. In addition to the Declaration and the Map, the Project is also subject to the articles of incorporation, bylaws, policies and any rules and regulations of the Frontgate Avon Condominium Owners Association, Inc., a Colorado nonprofit corporation (the “Association”), as established under the Declaration (collectively, together with the Declaration and Map, the “Condominium Documents”).
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Project Association. Upon formation of an association of the purchaser(s)/allottee(s) of the Project in accordance with the provisions of the applicable local law (“Project Association”), the Promoter shall transfer the Project Common Areas to the Project Association along with the responsibility to maintain the Project Common Areas.
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Project Association. All the allottees of the Project shall form an association (in the manner as provided under the applicable local law) in order to ensure the effective and proper management and maintenance of the Project Common Areas. Upon formation of the Project Association, the Developer shall transfer the Project Common Areas to the Project Association along with the responsibility to maintain the Project Common Areas. It is incumbent on the allottees to complete the formalities of becoming members of Project Association and also to comply with the Rules and Bye-laws of the Project Association. The Developer shall at an appropriate time within a maximum period of 2 (two) years from the Date of receiving Completion Certificate or Partial Completion Certificate, as the case may be, of the Project shall notify the allottees for formation of the Association in accordance with the West Bengal Apartment Ownership Act, 1972OR such other law(s) which may be appropriate for formation of an association of the owners of the Project, so as to enable them to constitute/form such Project Association. The Allottee, when called upon to do so by the Developer, shall execute the necessary declaration/documents, for submission of the Project to the provisions of the Apartment Ownership Act, 1972, OR such other law(s) which may be appropriate for formation of owners’ association of the Project, to enable the formation of the Project Association, either by himself or through their attorneys, as may be advised by the Developer for smooth and hassle-free completion of the whole process. The Allottee may also be required to sign and execute such other forms, papers, affidavits and any other paper so that the association/society/committee (registered or unregistered) may be formed under any other law appropriate for formation of the Project Association.
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