Handing Back Sample Clauses

Handing Back. At the end or sooner determination of the Term to hand back to the Landlord the Premises with vacant possession and in accordance with the Tenant’s other obligations under this Lease including, without limitation, clause 5.5 and the following obligations under this clause 5.43. 5.43.1 The Tenant must remove from the Premises all Tenant’s fixtures, fittings, furniture and effects, together with any signs or advertisements affixed by or on behalf of the Tenant, and repair any damage caused to the Premises or the Service Media in so doing.
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Handing Back. After assuming their duties under this agreement, upon the Lawyer or Successor Lawyer providing notice of termination or resignation, the Successor Lawyer will: Take any steps necessary in the notice period to deal with urgent matters to protect the interests of the Lawyer, the Professional Corporation and the Lawyer’s clients. Hand over the Practice or what remains of it and any funds they hold in trust. Advise the Membership Department of the Law Society of Alberta of the termination or resignation. Advise the Trust Safety Department of the Law Society of Alberta of: The termination or resignation. Their intention to cease to be the Responsible Lawyer for the Practice. The existence of any client or practice matters needing urgent attention. Comply with any outstanding audit requirements. Ensure the necessary steps have been taken to enable the transfer of the Responsible Lawyer designation to the Lawyer or another qualified member of the firm. Within 14 days of the departure date, file a Law Firm Self-Report with the Trust Safety Department of the Law Society of Alberta. Within 30 days, provide the Lawyer with a full and accurate accounting of financial activities undertaken in connection with the Practice. If a disagreement arises concerning the Successor Xxxxxx’s handling of the Practice and the disagreement cannot be resolved in a timely way, the parties are urged to seek help to resolve the matter by mediation or binding arbitration. Any dispute concerning the interpretation, validity, or performance of this agreement or any of its terms and provisions, will be settled by [insert name of individual] whose decision will be binding on the parties. If they are not available, an alternate will be appointed by agreement between the parties. If any dispute arises concerning the interpretation, validity, or performance of this agreement or any of its terms and provisions, including but not limited to the issue of whether or not a dispute is arbitrable: If the dispute falls within the jurisdiction of the Civil Division of the Provincial Court of Alberta at that time, the parties will resolve the matter in that forum. If the dispute exceeds the jurisdiction of the Civil Division of the Provincial Court of Alberta, the parties will submit the dispute for binding determination to a single arbitrator in accordance with the Arbitration Act (Alberta).
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Handing Back. At the end or sooner determination of the Term to hand back to the Landlord the Premises with vacant possession and in accordance with the Tenant’s other obligations under this Lease including, without limitation, clause 5.5 and the following obligations under this clause 5.43. 5.43:1 The Tenant must remove from the Premises all Tenant’s fixtures, fittings, furniture and effects, together with any signs or advertisements affixed by or on behalf of the Tenant, and repair any damage caused to the Premises or the Service Media in so doing. 5.43:2 The Tenant must: (a) remove all alterations or additions to the Premises and the Service Media, whether or not made by the Tenant and whether or not made during the Term, except to the extent the Landlord otherwise directs (in which case the excepted alterations or additions are referred to in this clause as Remaining Alterations); and (b) reinstate the Premises and the Service Media to their original open shell layout (except to the extent any Remaining Alterations do not allow); and (c) repair and make good any damage caused to the Premises or the Service Media in complying with (a) or (b) above and use only contractors nominated by the Landlord in so doing. 5.43:3 The Tenant must reinstate the Premises, by: (a) washing down of the whole of the interior of the Premises and any Remaining Alterations; (b) treating all internal surfaces of the Premises and any Remaining Alterations in a manner (for example, by painting, staining or polishing) and condition comparable to the original state and condition when the Tenant first took possession of the Premises, and (c) replacing the full ceiling system provided by the Landlord at the commencement of this Lease, if any, and all floor coverings, window coverings and blinds in the Premises to a reasonable standard comparable to the original state and condition when the Tenant first took possession of the Premises. 5.43:4 The Tenant must deliver to the Landlord all keys and disclose to the Landlord all other means of entry to the Premises. 5.43:5 The Landlord will after having inspected the Premises within a reasonable time prior to the Term End Date provide the Tenant with a schedule or list of reinstatement works required to be carried out by the Tenant pursuant to this clause 5.43 together with a quotation of the cost of such reinstatement works (reinstatement cost). If the Tenant shall fail to reinstate the Premises in accordance with this clause 5.43, the Tenant is requir...
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