Common use of Event of Taking Clause in Contracts

Event of Taking. Any event (i) which constitutes a Condemnation of all of, or substantially all of, a Leased Property, or (ii) (A) which would otherwise constitute a Condemnation, (B) which, in the good-faith judgment of Lessee, renders restoration and rebuilding of a Leased Property impossible, impractical or uneconomical, and (C) as to which Lessee, within sixty (60) days after the occurrence of such event, delivers to Lessor an Officer's Certificate notifying Lessor of such event and of such judgment, shall constitute an "Event of Taking". In the case of any other event which constitutes a Condemnation, Lessee shall restore and rebuild such Leased Property pursuant to Section 10.

Event of Taking. Any event (i) which constitutes a Condemnation of all of, or substantially all of, a the Leased Property, or (ii) (A) which would otherwise constitute a Condemnation, (B) which, in the good-faith judgment of Lessee, renders restoration and rebuilding of a the Leased Property impossible, impractical or uneconomical, and (C) as to which Lessee, within sixty (60) days after the occurrence of such event, delivers to Lessor an Officer's Certificate notifying Lessor of such event and of such judgment, shall constitute an "Event of Taking". In the case of any other event which constitutes a Condemnation, Lessee shall restore and rebuild such the Leased Property pursuant to Section 10.