Energy Performance Certificates. The Tenant must not commission an EPC in respect of the Premises unless required to do so by the Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012. If the Tenant is required to commission an EPC, the Tenant must (at the Landlord’s option) commission an EPC from an assessor approved by the Landlord or pay the Landlord’s costs of commissioning an EPC for the Premises. The Tenant must co-operate with the Landlord, so far as is reasonably necessary, to allow the Landlord to commission any EPC for the Premises or the Estate and: provide the Landlord (at the Landlord’s cost) with copies of any plans or other information held by the Tenant that would assist in commissioning that EPC; and allow such access to the Premises to any energy assessor appointed by the Landlord as is reasonably necessary to inspect the Premises for the purposes of preparing any EPC. The Tenant must give the Landlord written details on request of the unique reference number of any EPC the Tenant commissions in respect of the Premises. The Landlord must give the Tenant written details on request of the unique reference number of any EPC the Landlord commissions in respect of the Premises or the Estate. The Landlord and Tenant must comply with the provisions of Schedule 7.] Any consent that the Landlord gives is conditional on the consent (where required) of any superior landlord being obtained. The Landlord will apply for that consent at the Tenant’s cost and, to the extent the Landlord is consenting, the Landlord must take reasonable steps to obtain it.77] The Tenant acknowledges that: it has not entered into this Lease in reliance upon any representation or warranty made by or on behalf of the Landlord except those in the Landlord’s solicitors’ written replies to the Tenant’s solicitors’ pre-contract enquiries; it has been given the opportunity to inspect the Premises and to satisfy itself as to their physical condition, extent and fitness for purpose; and it has satisfied itself on matters relating to the use of the Premises in relation to all legislation relating to town and country planning from time to time in force.78] [Exclusion of statutory compensation79 Unless the circumstances set out in sections 38(2)(a) and 38(2)(b) of the 1954 Act apply, the Tenant will not be entitled on quitting the Premises to any compensation under section 37 of the 1954 Act.]
Energy Performance Certificates. 20.1. To confirm that the Tenant has been provided with a Certificate which satisfies the requirements of the Energy Performance of Buildings (Certificates and Inspections) (England and Wales) Order 2007 prior to the signing of this Agreement.
Energy Performance Certificates. If the Works invalidate or materially adversely affect an existing EPC or require the commissioning of an EPC, the Tenant must (at the Landlord’s option): obtain an EPC from an assessor approved by the Landlord and give the Landlord written details of the unique reference number for that EPC; or pay the Landlord’s costs of obtaining an EPC.
Energy Performance Certificates. In accordance with a European Union directive all properties let after January 2009 require an Energy Performance Certificate. An EPC is valid for 10 years. Fineholm can arrange this at the Landlords expense.
Energy Performance Certificates. 29.1 The Tenant shall:
(a) cooperate with the Landlord so far as is reasonably necessary to allow the Landlord to obtain an Energy Performance Certificate and Recommendation Report for the Property including providing the Landlord with copies of any plans or other information held by the Tenant that would assist in obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate; and
(b) allow such access to any Energy Assessor appointed by the Landlord as is reasonably necessary to inspect the Property for the purposes of preparing an Energy Performance Certificate and/or Recommendation Report for the Property.
29.2 The Tenant shall not commission an Energy Performance Certificate for the Property without the Landlord's consent such consent not to be unreasonably withheld.
Energy Performance Certificates. 3.18.1 not to commission an EPC for the Premises unless required to do so by Legislation and after notifying the Landlord in writing;
3.18.2 to provide to the Landlord a copy of any EPC for the Premises commissioned by the Tenant and all supporting information, data, plans and specifications;
3.18.3 to indemnify the Landlord against all Costs arising directly or indirectly from an EPC relating to the Premises and commissioned by the Landlord becoming invalid as a result of any act or default of the Tenant;
Energy Performance Certificates. 6.7.1 The Tenant must not commission an EPC in respect of the Premises unless required to do so by the Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012. If the Tenant is required to commission an EPC, the Tenant must (at the Landlord’s option) commission an EPC from an assessor approved by the Landlord or pay the Landlord’s costs of commissioning an EPC for the Premises.
6.7.2 The Tenant must co-operate with the Landlord, so far as is reasonably necessary, to allow the Landlord to commission any EPC for the Premises or the Building and:
(a) provide the Landlord (at the Landlord’s cost) with copies of any plans or other information held by the Tenant that would assist in commissioning that EPC; and
(b) allow such access to the Premises to any energy assessor appointed by the Landlord as is reasonably necessary to inspect the Premises for the purposes of preparing any EPC.
6.7.3 The Tenant must give the Landlord written details on request of the unique reference number of any EPC the Tenant commissions in respect of the Premises.
6.7.4 The Landlord must give the Tenant written details on request of the unique reference number of any EPC the Landlord commissions in respect of the Premises or the Building.
Energy Performance Certificates. It is a legal requirement that before marketing of your Property can begin, you must obtain an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). We can arrange one for you at a cost of no more than £100 plus VAT. You give us your irrevocable permission to erect a “Sale” board outside the Property. We will ensure that the statutory provisions of The Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) (England) Regulations 2007 are adhered to. We accept all liability which may arise in connection with the erection of the board. In order to give your Property maximum exposure we sometimes ask Sub Agents to assist us in finding a potential Purchaser at no greater cost to you. You authorise us to instruct Sub Agents and to sharing your Property Particulars with them for that purpose. You may withdraw this permission at any time in writing. We are required to comply with the Money Laundering Regulations 2007 and the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (the Regulations) at all times. If you fail to comply with our policies and procedures to ensure compliance with the Regulations, we reserve the right to terminate this Agreement with you. You agree that we shall retain an acceptable form of identification for you and your identity will be subject to checks which may leave a footprint. We may make a report to the National Crime Agency if we have any suspicions regarding any unlawful activity.
Energy Performance Certificates. 14.1 The Tenant shall:
(a) co-operate with the Landlord so far as is reasonably necessary to allow the Landlord to obtain an Energy Performance Certificate and Recommendation Report for the Property including providing the Landlord with copies of any plans or other information held by the Tenant that would assist in obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate and Recommendation Report; and
(b) allow such access to any Energy Assessor appointed by the Landlord as is reasonably necessary to inspect the Property for the purposes of preparing an Energy Performance Certificate and Recommendation Report for the Property.
14.2 The Tenant shall not commission an Energy Performance Certificate for the Property without first giving two weeks’ notice to the Landlord.
Energy Performance Certificates. 26.1 To comply with all statutory obligations from time to time:
(a) requiring the Tenant to provide an EPC to any third party or to the Landlord; and/or
(b) which relate to any Environmental Rating System.
26.2 If and to the extent that the Existing EPC remains valid (for the purposes of Regulation 9(2) of the Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations 2012) to provide the Existing EPC in satisfaction of its obligations pursuant to paragraph 26.1.
26.3 If and to the extent that the Existing EPC is no longer valid (whether or not as the result of the Tenant’s alterations) to notify the Landlord and to obtain any EPC required to be provided from an energy assessor nominated by the Landlord (acting reasonably).
26.4 To provide the Landlord with copies of all EPCs obtained by the Tenant whether or not obtained in accordance with this paragraph 26.
26.5 As soon as reasonably practicable following written demand to provide the Landlord with any information in relation to energy efficiency matters and EPCs as the Landlord reasonably requires at the Tenant’s cost.
