Decision Not to Reconstruct Sample Clauses

Decision Not to Reconstruct. In the event the Port notifies Airline that it elects not to repair or reconstruct the damaged Premises, the Port shall consult with Airline on ways to provide Airline with comparable and adequate replacement space for its operations and will delete unrepairable space from Airline's leasehold space. This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect with respect to the remainder of said Premises.
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Decision Not to Reconstruct. An Owner shall not be required to reconstruct a damaged Patio Home only if 80% or more of the Patio Homes in Fairhaven are rendered uninhabitable by such damage.
Decision Not to Reconstruct. ‌ The Port shall consult with Carrier on ways to provide Carrier with comparable and adequate replacement space for its operations, and this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.

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