Common use of Right of Council to Step-In Clause in Contracts

Right of Council to Step-In. Council may, at its absolute discretion, enter upon the Land for the purpose of rectifying a Defect set out in the Defects Notice where the Developer has failed to comply with a Defects Notice, but only after giving the Developer seven (7) days written notice of its intention to do so.

Right of Council to Step-In. Council mayCouncil, at its absolute discretion, may enter upon the Land for the purpose of rectifying a Defect set out in satisfying the Defects Notice where the Developer has failed to comply with a Defects Notice, Notice within a reasonable time having regard to the nature of the Defects but only after giving the Developer seven five (75) business days written notice of its intention to do so.

Right of Council to Step-In. Council mayCouncil, at its absolute discretion, may enter upon the Land for the purpose of rectifying a Defect set out in satisfying the Defects Notice where the Developer has failed to comply with a Defects Notice, Notice but only after giving the Developer seven five (75) business days written notice of its intention to do so.