Common use of Restrictions on signs Clause in Contracts

Restrictions on signs. Except for Lots 2122 to 2136 inclusive (1) NOT to use or open or allow to be used or opened, any residence erected on the land, for display purposes. (2) NOT to erect or display or cause to be erected or displayed on the land any sign hoarding or advertising of any description whatsoever other than; (a) a sign erected by a builder of the residence in accordance with the Builders Registration Act during the period of construction of the residence; or (b) a “DISPLAY HOME ” sign which may be erected after completion and occupation of a residence on the land; or (c) a “FOR SALE” sign which may be erected at the expiration of a period of five years from the date of registration of the Transfer of Land relating to the purchase from the Transferor, if a residence has not been completed at that time. Any transferee must not prohibit and hereby gives an irrevocable authority to the Owner and its servants and agents to enter the land for the purposes of removing any sign erected in breach of this covenant.

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Sources: Estate Covenant, Estate Covenant