in or from the adjacent hillside or banks or in or from the lot itself as a result of any default by the purchaser under this condition, the purchaser shall at his own expense reinstate and make good the same and shall indemnify the Government from and against all costs, charges, damages, demands and claims whatsoever which shall or may be made, suffered or incurred through or by reason thereof. If in the opinion of the District Commissioner, New Territories the purchaser shall at any time be in default under this condition, then in addition to any other rights or remedies herein provided for breach of any of the conditions hereof the said District Commissioner shall be entitled by a notice in writing to call upon the purchaser to carry out such construction and/or maintenance or to reinstate and make good any falling away, landslip or subsidence, and if the purchaser shall neglect or fail to comply with such notice within the period specified therein the said District Commissioner may forthwith execute and carry out the work and the purchaser shall on demand repay to the Government the cost thereof.
(7) In the event of spoil or debris from the site or from other areas affected by the develop- ment of the lot being eroded and washed down on to public lanes or roads or into road-culverts, sewers, storm-water drains or nullahs or other government properties the purchaser shall be held responsible and shall pay to the Government on demand the cost of removal of the spoil and debris from or for damage to the public lanes or roads or road-culverts, sewers, storm-water drains or nullahs or other government properties. The purchaser shall indemnify Government against all actions, claims and demands arising out of any damage or nuisance to private property caused by such erosion and washing down.
(8) The purchaser shall pay to the Government on demand the cost of removing, diverting and reinstating elsewhere as may be required any drains, sewers, nullahs, water courses, pipes, cables, wires, utility services or any other works or installations on the lot or on areas adjacent thereto which the District Commissioner, New Territories may consider it necessary to remove, divert or reinstate.
(9) Space shall be provided within the lot to the satisfaction of the District Commissioner, New Territories for the parking, loading and unloading of not less than one motor vehicle, and the space so provided shall not be used for any other purpose.
(10) The purchaser shall at his own expense and to the satisfaction of the District Commis- sioner, New Territories form with approved material so that building traffic may be carried thereon the portion of public road shown coloured green on the plan annexed hereto and shall thereafter maintain such portion in good condition until the lot has been developed in accordance with these conditions.
(11) The purchaser shall pay to the Government on demand any sum which the District Commissioner, New Territories shall certify to be the cost of making good any damage done to adjoining public roads by the purchaser, his contractors or sub-contractors or his or their work- men or vehicles or by any spoil from the lot.
(12) All storm or rain water from the lot and from the approach road thereto shall be conveyed into the nearest stream course, catchpit, channel or storm-water drain as required and in a manner to be approved by the District Commissioner, New Territories.
(13) No materials shall be dumped or stored, nor shall any work be carried out within the boundaries of a public road or way without the prior written consent of the District Commissioner, New Territories.
(14) The purchaser shall at his own expense construct and maintain to the satisfaction of the District Commissioner, New Territories such drains or channels as the said District Commissioner may consider necessary to intercept and carry off storm-water or rain water falling on or flowing from the hillside on to the lot, and the purchaser shall be solely liable for and shall indemnify the Government and its officers from and against all actions, claims and demands arising out of any damage or nuisance caused by such storm-water or rain water and shall at all times during the continuance of the tenancy remain responsible for the maintenance and repair of such drains and channels whether within the boundaries of the lot or on Crown Land.
(15) Any damage or obstruction caused by the purchaser, his servants or agents to any nullah, sewer, storm-water drain, watermain or other government properties within or adjoining the lot shall be made good by the Government at the cost of the purchaser, and the amount due in respect thereof shall be paid on demand to the Government by the purchaser.
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