Common use of Furnishing Forms Clause in Contracts

Furnishing Forms. Sublessor agrees to furnish, and to procure that any other Indemnitee furnishes to Sublessee, or to such other person as Sublessee may designate, at Sublessee's sole cost and expense, such duly executed and properly completed forms as such Indemnitee may be permitted and legally able to deliver and as may be necessary or appropriate in order to claim any reduction of, or exemption from any Tax which Sublessee may be required to indemnify against hereunder, unless such Indemnitee reasonable determines that furnishing such forms may have an adverse effect on either the business, tax status, tax liability or operations of such Indemnitee.

Furnishing Forms. Sublessor agrees to furnish, and to procure that any other Indemnitee furnishes to Sublessee, or to such other person as Sublessee may designate, at Sublessee's Sublessees sole cost and expense, such duly executed and properly completed forms as such Indemnitee may be permitted and legally able to deliver and as may be necessary or appropriate in order to claim any reduction of, or exemption from any Tax which Sublessee may be required to indemnify against hereunder, unless such Indemnitee reasonable reasonably determines that furnishing such forms may have an adverse effect on either the business, tax status, tax liability or operations of such Indemnitee.