FIT OUT Sample Clauses

FIT OUT. On vacating the Demised Premises the Lessee shall remove such of its fittings as the Landlord may reasonably require.
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FIT OUT. 4.1 Unless the Parties agree otherwise, the Lessee shall take over the Subject of the Lease from the Lessor on the date and time set out by the Lessor (the “Handover Date”); on 26 January 2017 at the latest, provided the Lessee has already provided the Lessor with the Security (as defined in Section 11.1 below). If the Lessee fails to provide the Lessor with the Security in line with the previous sentence, the deadline for the Handover Date shall be automatically prolonged accordingly. The Lessor shall request the Lessee to take-over the Subject of the Lease by written notice delivered at least 5 days in advance. The Lessee has inspected the Subject of the Lease and accepts it in its “as-is” condition including the Lessor’s Works (as defined below) which will be procured for by the Lessor. If the Lessee fails to attend to hand over the Subject of the Lease and shall not take over the Subject of the Lease on the Handover Date, the Subject of the Lease shall be deemed to be duly handed over to the Lessee on the date following the Handover Date. 4.2 The Lessee intends to carry out certain modifications and works in the Office Premises 1, according to space plan and specification of works attached hereto as Exhibit 9 (the “Lessee’s Fit-Out Works”). The Lessee’s Fit-Out Works shall be carried out at the sole costs and responsibility of the Lessee, and the rules set forth in Clauses 14.8 through 14.11 shall apply accordingly 4.3 The Lessee shall indemnify the Lessor or its customers against damage, loss or other harm caused by the Lessee and/or any of its contractors during the implementation of or in connection with the Lessee’s Fit-Out Works and reimburse to these persons such damage, loss or other harm. 4.4 The Lessor undertakes that it will until Hand-Over Date carry out modifications and works, consisting of laying down of the carpet and painting the walls of the Office Premises 1 (the “Lessor’s Fit-Out Works”). 4.5 Provided the Lessee does not exercise the Expansion Option and stays in the leased Office Premises 1, the Lessor undertakes to provide the Lessee with contribution amounting to maximum EUR 120/1 sqm of the area of the Office Premises 1 + VAT as a contribution for further Internal or Construction Modifications in the Office Premises 1 (but excluding movable items) (the “Lessor’s Contribution 1”). For avoidance of doubts the Parties declare that if the real costs of the Internal or Construction Modifications in the Office Premises 1 per 1sqm of th...
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FIT OUT. Any portion of the Building that PREA or any Tenants finish and improve (“Fit Out”) shall be finished, improved or altered only in accordance with standards and requirements included in the Tenant Improvement Package dated 24 April 1996, as prepared by PREA’s architect, Xxxxxx Associates Inc. and approved by the Fund.
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FIT OUT. At the commencement of the Term to treat the walls and/or provide any partitioning supply and install light fittings and generally fit out the Demised Premises as previously approved by the Landlord's Agent PROVIDED always that the Tenant acknowledges that the Landlord has designed the Demised Premises to allow for the use of four (4) xxxxx per square foot for lighting purposes and twenty (20) xxxxx per square foot for ancillary electrical purposes and if the Tenant whether knowingly or not exceeds these standards the Landlord shall in no way be held responsible or accountable to the Tenant for any malfunctioning of the air conditioning installation within the Demised Premises that arises as a result of the Tenant exceeding the aforementioned standards.
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FIT OUT. Fit-outs shall be carried out by the Lessor based on the specifications, layout designs and other inputs provided by the Lessee. The details of the fit outs provided are detailed in Annexure [•]. The minimum capital expenditure on Fit-outs is Rs. 1500/- per sq. ft. based on the specifications shared by the Lessor. Any specific or additional requirements by the Lessee will be chargeable additionally. The Fit-outs amortization period is 7 years from the rent commencement date. Hence no Fit-out Rental will be payable after 7 years.
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FIT OUT. 6.1 Party A shall permit Party B to make modifications in the non-bearing structure in the Leased Units. 6.2 As the leased property is customized by Party A for Party B, Party A shall permit Party B to hang its main corporate logo on the outer walls of the Leased Units and at the gate of the development zone and the plan for hanging such logo shall be determined through consultation by the Parties.
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FIT OUT. The Agent must ensure that the Premises: (a) are fitted out as directed by the Bank; (b) are fitted out by persons approved by the Bank; and (c) are repaired, improved, altered and maintained as directed by the Bank, at the Agent's cost.
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