Right of Passage of Utilities Sample Clauses

The Right of Passage of Utilities clause grants permission for utility providers or property owners to install, maintain, and access utility lines such as water, electricity, gas, or telecommunications across a property. This right typically applies to easements or designated corridors, allowing authorized personnel to enter the property for construction, repairs, or upgrades of utility infrastructure. By establishing clear access rights, the clause ensures uninterrupted utility services and prevents disputes over property access for essential maintenance or installation work.
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Right of Passage of Utilities. The right of passage of utilities including connection for telephones, televisions, pipes, cables etc. through each and every part of the Said Building/Said Complex/Said Premises including the other Flats/spaces and the Common Portions.
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