AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES Sample Clauses

AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES. 32.1 THE LESSOR shall, at its own cost, design and install a continuous and proper air conditioning system and shall use its best efforts to maintain and run the same in good order and condition to ensure air conditioning facilities to the Demised Premises. 32.2 If any changes, additions, alterations in the system is required by THE LESSEE due to its interior layouts, THE LESSOR may, if possible and feasible, make such changes and recover from THE LESSEE, the additional costs at 1.2 times of the actual costs incurred. 32.3 Provision for air conditioning (except in the event of mechanical defect/or electrical failure) to the Demised Premises will be provided as mentioned below: a) Normal office hours i.e. from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on all week days except Saturdays, Sundays, Public and National Holidays. On Saturdays, air-conditioning will be provided from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. only. b) Any other specific operational hours of THE LESSEE, with prior written notice to THE LESSOR and by executing the necessary documentation in respect thereof and upon payment of the applicable estimated maintenance charges provided in Annexure C-I(a) of this Lease Deed.
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AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES. 16.1 THE LESSOR or its nominee(s) / assign(s) / appointed contractor(s) / appointed agency(ies) / third party service provider(s) shall, at its own cost, design and install a continuous air conditioning system and shall use its best efforts to maintain and run the same in good order and condition (except due to reason of mechanical defect or electrical failure or maintenance purposes or safety issues or force majeure) to ensure air conditioning facilities to Demised Premises. The installation of ducts for air conditioning inside Demised Premises shall be the sole responsibility of THE LESSEE at its own cost and THE LESSEE shall be responsible for such works to be in conformity with Laws and THE LESSOR shall not be liable for the same. 16.2 Any modifications, additions, alterations in the system required by THE LESSEE for interior fit‑out works, if possible and feasible as assessed by THE LESSOR or its nominee(s) / assign(s) / appointed contractor(s) / appointed agency(ies) / third party service provider(s) will be done by THE LESSOR or its nominee(s)/ assign(s) / appointed contractor(s) / appointed agency(ies) / third party service provider(s) and payable by THE LESSEE calculated at 1.2 times of actual costs / expenses incurred by THE LESSOR. Such costs / expenses shall be payable / reimbursable by THE LESSEE to THE LESSOR by Due Date as and when demanded by THE LESSOR. 16.3 In the event THE LESSEE requires air conditioning beyond the normal business hours THE LESSEE may be permitted to use the same with prior written approval of THE LESSOR or its nominee(s) / assign(s) / appointed contractor(s) / appointed agency(ies) / third party service provider(s) in respect thereof and upon payment of Extra Hour Charges provided in Annexure C‑l of this Lease Deed. The aforesaid shall be subject to Building Guidelines and such restrictions as may be imposed by Governmental Authority and / or as per Laws.
AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES. 22.1 The Lessor shall, use its best efforts to maintain and run the central air conditioning system in good order and condition to ensure air conditioning facilities to the Demised Premises. 22.2 Provision for air conditioning to the Demised Premises will be provided for Operational Hours. 22.3 The Lessor shall ensure that general office area temperatures within the Demised Premises shall be maintained at 23 +/- 1 degree centigrade. 22.4 The Lessor shall ensure that the chiller is properly maintained and cleaned at regular intervals.
AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES. 33.1 THE LESSOR shall, at its own cost, design and install a continuous and proper air conditioning system and shall endeavor to maintain a temperature of 23° Celsius (± 2° Celsius), depending on the outside weather condition and subject to THE LESSEE ensuring proper ducting in the Demised Premises for effective air conditioning. THE LESSOR shall use its best efforts to maintain and run the same in good order and condition to ensure air conditioning facilities to the Demised Premises. 33.2 If any changes, additions, alterations in the system is required by THE LESSEE due to its interior layouts, THE LESSOR may, if possible and feasible, make such changes and recover from THE LESSEE, the additional costs at 1.2 times of the actual costs incurred. 33.3 Provision for air conditioning (except in the event of mechanical defect/or electrical failure) to the Demised Premises will be provided as mentioned below: a) Normal office hours as provided in Annexure C-I(a) i.e. from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on all week days except Saturdays, Sundays, Public and National Holidays. On Saturdays, air-conditioning will be provided from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. only. b) 365*24*7 operations excluding Public and National Holidays. c) 24*5 operations i.e. 24 hours Monday to Friday excluding on Saturdays, Sundays, Public and National Holidays. d) 24*5 operations on Monday to Friday and 12 hours on Saturdays & Sundays (except Public and National Holidays). e) Any other specific operational hours of THE LESSEE, with prior written notice to THE LESSOR and by executing the necessary documentation in respect thereof and upon payment of the applicable estimated maintenance charges provided in Annexure C-I(a) of this Lease Deed. 33.4 THE LESSOR shall rectify any mechanical defect/or electrical failure in the air conditioning/ system within five (05) working days upon receipt of a written notice of any such defect/failure from THE LESSEE. In the event THE LESSOR fails to rectify such defect/failure within the time specified, the Maintenance Charges payable by THE LESSEE under this Lease Deed shall be deferred until the time such defect/failure is rectified.
AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES. 5.01 Party A shall ensure that the management unit provides air conditioning services to the property according to the schedule described in the Tenant Handbook. The standard air conditioning service hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday to Friday, and from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
AIR CONDITIONING FACILITIES. 16.1 THE LESSOR or its nominee(s) / assign(s) / appointed contractor(s) / appointed agency(ies) / third party service provider(s) shall, at its own cost, design and install a continuous air conditioning system and shall use its best efforts to maintain and run the same in good order and condition (except due to reason of mechanical defect or electrical failure or maintenance purposes or safety issues or force majeure) to ensure air conditioning facilities to Demised Premises. The installation of ducts for air conditioning inside Demised Premises shall be the sole responsibility of THE LESSEE at its own cost and THE LESSEE shall be responsible for such works to be in conformity with Laws and THE LESSOR shall not be liable for the same.

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