Damage to the Premises. The Tenant may terminate the lease agreement if necessary repairs to the Premises due to fire, flood, or any natural catastrophe keep the Tenant from being open for over ninety (90) days. • If the Tenant is not able to be open for the ninety (90) day period due to damage to the Premises, there will be no rent paid during said period.
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Samples: Louisiana Commercial Lease Agreement, Mexico Commercial Lease Agreement, Louisiana Commercial Lease Agreement
Damage to the Premises. The Tenant may terminate the lease agreement if necessary repairs to the Premises due to fire, flood, or any natural catastrophe keep the Tenant from being open for over ninety (90) days. • If the Tenant is not able to be open for the ninety (90) day period due to damage to the Premises, there will be no rent paid during said period.
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Samples: Mexico Commercial Lease Agreement, Commercial Lease Agreement, Vermont Commercial Lease Agreement
Damage to the Premises. The Tenant may terminate the lease agreement if necessary repairs to the Premises property due to to; fire, flood, or any natural catastrophe keep the Tenant from being open for over ninety (90) days. • If the Tenant is not able to be open for under the ninety (90) day period due to damage to the Premises, there will be no rent paid during said period.
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Samples: Lease Agreement
