Dilapidations. On receipt of an Order, the Supplier will provide comprehensive and timely advice for the Customer, as Landlord or Tenant, on the most appropriate course of action to be taken on a dilapidations liability. Advice will take full account of the Customer’s best interest, the statutory position, the likely future use of the property, the condition of the building, the lease provisions and the Customer’s financial position. Following agreement with the Customer, the Supplier will undertake and manage negotiations through to a satisfactory conclusion for the Customer and will provide a comprehensive final report to support a recommendation on a settlement.
Dilapidations. 2.8.1 Dilapidations, where Customer is Tenant Reduction achieved from landlord’s total claim £ Tranche Fee %
2.8.2 Dilapidations, where Customer is Landlord Settled sum £ Tranche Fee %
Dilapidations. 9.1 The Warrantors shall indemnify the Buyer against and shall pay to the Buyer an amount equal to the amount by which any dilapidation liability of any Group Company in respect of withdrawal by that Group Company at the end of its present lease from the Group’s Real Properties at 00-00 Xxxxxx Xxxxxx. Norwich and 00 Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxx is finally determined to exceed, in aggregate, £160,000.
9.2 The Warrantors shall:-
(a) have the exclusive right to decide in good faith and in the best interests of the Company whether or not the Company should vacate the premises at Norwich and Hull at the end of the current leases; and
(b) have the exclusive right (at the cost of the Company in so far as the steps taken by the Warrantors are those normally taken by a prudent tenant to resist dilapidations liability, including the appointment of an agent) to conduct any claim by the landlord in respect of such dilapidations and the Company will delegate to the Warrantors the conduct of that claim with freedom to negotiate and agree any such claim as they think fit subject always to notifying the outcome of any such negotiation to the Buyer.
9.3 Subject to the foregoing the Limitations set out in clause 5 shall apply to the terms of this clause as if the Claim hereunder is a Claim for breach of Warranty.
Dilapidations. 25.1 The parties acknowledge that the Premises are not currently in the state of repair required under the terms of the superior lease of the Cambridge House Premises and the superior lease of the Oxford House Premises and the parties further acknowledge that such superior leases impose a full repairing obligation on GMI and GME respectively.
25.2 The parties have agreed that the Tenant will carry out the Dilapidation Works on behalf of GME and GMI and GME and GMI have agreed[ to reimburse the Tenant in respect of such Dilapidation Works by payment of the Contribution.
Dilapidations. A document made by a landlord and a tenant outlining the damages/wear and tear to a property.
Dilapidations. 12.1. You must leave Your Exhibition space in the condition in which You found it and You must satisfy the Organisers that You have done so. Dilapidations caused by Your installations will be assessed by the Organisers and the cost of reinstatement will be charged to You.
Dilapidations. To permit the Landlord and others authorised by them on prior notice (except in the case of emergency) to enter, examine and record the condition of the Premises during the Duration of this Lease and upon notice being served by the Landlord to execute all repairs, renewals, replacements, removals and other works to the Premises as the Landlord may require to procure compliance by the Tenant with the Tenant’s obligations under this Lease, within such reasonable period (having regard to the nature and extent of the works in question) as is stated in such notice (or sooner if requisite), and that to the reasonable satisfaction of the Landlord and in case of default by the Tenant, the Landlord and others as aforesaid shall be entitled to enter the Premises to execute all such works as aforesaid and the whole costs and expenses properly incurred by the Landlord in so doing shall, within 14 days of demand, be due and payable by the Tenant to the Landlord.
Dilapidations. Upon notice being served by or on behalf of the Landlords to execute all repairs, renewals, replacements, removals and other works to the Premises as the Landlords may require to procure compliance by the Tenants with the terms of this Lease, within 2 months (or sooner if practicable) from the date of such notice, and that to the satisfaction of the Landlords and in case of default by the Tenants timeously to execute such works the Landlords may execute all such works as aforesaid and the proper costs and expenses incurred by the Landlords in so doing (including their solicitors’ and surveyors’ charges and other charges) shall, on demand be due and payable by the Tenants to the Landlords;
Dilapidations. Except to the extent provided for in the Accounts, the Company has not incurred, nor is it likely to incur, any liability for dilapidations.
Dilapidations. 4.2.6.1. On receipt of an Order, the Service Provider will provide comprehensive and timely advice for the Client, as Landlord or Tenant, on the most appropriate course of action to be taken on a dilapidations liability. Advice will take full account of the Client’s best interest, the statutory position, the likely future use of the property, the condition of the building and the Client’s financial position.
4.2.6.2. Following agreement with the Client, the Service Provider will undertake and manage negotiations through to a satisfactory conclusion for the Client and will provide a comprehensive final report to support a recommendation on a settlement.
