Common use of Landlord’s Right of Termination for Legal Climate Risk Change Clause in Contracts

Landlord’s Right of Termination for Legal Climate Risk Change. If at any time during the Term(s) of the Lease, the legal landscape in which Colorado sanctioned and approved use herein contemplated interplays with the Federal Issues (defined below), is altered such that there has occurred or there is imminent to occur (or actually occurring) a seizure of Landlord’s property, or imminent to occur (or actually occurring) Federal action to impose or seek criminal sanctions or civil forfeiture upon Landlord or any of its assets by reason of this Lease and/or the related activities contemplated herein to occur (or occurring), then Landlord may terminate the Lease upon 30 days’ prior written notice to Tenant of termination, whereupon the Lease shall be deemed and treated as though it had naturally expired on the indicated termination date set forth in such notice, unless Tenant is able to prevent or cure, as applicable, the material adverse consequence prior to such termination date and provided further, during such thirty (30) day period, Tenant shall cease any operation or activity to the extent necessary to address the actual threat to Landlord as credibly presented and communicated in writing to Tenant. Landlord expressly acknowledges, however, that the current legal landscape as of the Effective Date hereof, including the current status of Federal Issues, shall not in and of itself constitute such a legal climate risk change permitting any such termination. Upon any such termination, Landlord shall not have any obligation to reimburse or recompense Tenant for any costs Tenant has incurred related to Tenant’s improvements of the Premises; the Buildings shall remain on the Property; and in any event rents and charges hereunder shall remain due and owing through any actual termination date arising.

Landlord’s Right of Termination for Legal Climate Risk Change. If at any time during the Term(s) of the Lease, the legal landscape in which Colorado sanctioned and approved use herein contemplated interplays with the Federal Issues (defined below), is altered such that there has occurred or there is imminent to occur (or actually occurring) a seizure of Landlord’s property, or imminent to occur (or actually occurring) Federal action to impose or seek criminal sanctions or civil forfeiture upon Landlord or any of its assets by reason of this Lease and/or the related activities contemplated herein to occur (or occurring), then Landlord may terminate the Lease upon 30 days’ prior written notice to Tenant of termination, whereupon the Lease shall be deemed and treated as though it had naturally expired on the indicated termination date set forth in such notice, unless Tenant is able to prevent or cure, as applicable, the material adverse consequence prior to such termination date and provided further, during such thirty (30) day period, Tenant shall cease any operation or activity to the extent necessary to address the actual threat to Landlord as credibly presented and communicated in writing to Tenant. Landlord expressly acknowledges, however, that the current legal landscape as of the Effective Date hereof, including the current status of Federal Issues, shall not in and of itself constitute such a legal climate risk change permitting any such termination. Upon any such termination, Landlord shall not have any obligation to reimburse or recompense Tenant for any costs Tenant has incurred related to Tenant’s improvements of the Premises; the Buildings Building shall remain on the Property; and in any event rents and charges hereunder shall remain due and owing through any actual termination date arising.

Landlord’s Right of Termination for Legal Climate Risk Change. If at any time during the Term(s) of the Lease, the legal landscape in which Colorado Maine sanctioned and approved use herein contemplated interplays with the Federal Issues (defined below), is altered such that there has occurred or there is imminent to occur (or actually occurring) a seizure of Landlord’s property, or imminent to occur (or actually occurring) Federal action to impose or seek criminal sanctions or civil forfeiture upon Landlord or any of its assets by reason of this Lease and/or the related activities contemplated herein to occur (or occurring), then Landlord may terminate the Lease upon 30 90 days’ prior written notice to Tenant of termination, whereupon the Lease shall be deemed and treated as though it had naturally expired on the indicated termination date set forth in such notice, unless Tenant is able to prevent or cure, as applicable, the material adverse consequence prior to such termination date and provided further, during such thirty (30) 90 day period, Tenant shall cease any operation or activity to the extent necessary to address the actual threat to Landlord as credibly presented and communicated in writing to Tenant. Landlord expressly acknowledges, however, that the current legal landscape as of the Effective Date hereof, including the current status of Federal Issues, shall not in and of itself constitute such a legal climate risk change permitting any such termination. Upon any such termination, Landlord shall not have any obligation to reimburse or recompense Tenant for any costs Tenant has incurred related to Tenant’s improvements of the Premises; the Buildings shall remain on the Property; and in any event rents and charges hereunder shall remain due and owing through any actual such specified termination date arisingdate.

Landlord’s Right of Termination for Legal Climate Risk Change. If at any time during the Term(s) of the Lease, the legal landscape in which Colorado Michigan sanctioned and approved use herein contemplated interplays with the Federal Issues (defined below), is altered such that there has occurred or there is imminent to occur (or actually occurring) a seizure of Landlord’s property, or imminent to occur (or actually occurring) Federal action to impose or seek criminal sanctions or civil forfeiture upon Landlord or any of its assets by reason of this Lease and/or the related activities contemplated herein to occur (or occurring), then Landlord may terminate the Lease upon 30 days’ prior written notice to Tenant of termination, whereupon the Lease shall be deemed and treated as though it had naturally expired on the indicated termination date set forth in such notice, unless Tenant is able to prevent or cure, as applicable, the material adverse consequence prior to such termination date and provided further, during such thirty (30) day period, Tenant shall cease any operation or activity to the extent necessary to address the actual threat to Landlord as credibly presented and communicated in writing to Tenant. Landlord expressly acknowledges, however, that the current legal landscape as of the Effective Date hereof, including the current status of Federal Issues, shall not in and of itself constitute such a legal climate risk change permitting any such termination. Upon any such termination, Landlord shall not have any obligation to reimburse or recompense Tenant for any costs Tenant has incurred related to Tenant’s improvements of the Premises; the Buildings shall remain on the Property; and in any event rents and charges hereunder shall remain due and owing through any actual termination date arising.

Landlord’s Right of Termination for Legal Climate Risk Change. If at any time during the Term(s) of the Lease, the legal landscape in which Colorado Oklahoma sanctioned and approved use herein contemplated interplays with the Federal Issues (defined below), is altered such that there has occurred or there is imminent to occur (or actually occurring) a seizure of Landlord’s property, or imminent to occur (or actually occurring) Federal action to impose or seek criminal sanctions or civil forfeiture upon Landlord or any of its assets by reason of this Lease and/or the related activities contemplated herein to occur (or occurring), then Landlord may terminate the Lease upon 30 days’ prior written notice to Tenant of termination, whereupon the Lease shall be deemed and treated as though it had naturally expired on the indicated termination date set forth in such notice, unless Tenant is able to prevent or cure, as applicable, the material adverse consequence prior to such termination date and provided further, during such thirty (30) day period, Tenant shall cease any operation or activity to the extent necessary to address the actual threat to Landlord as credibly presented and communicated in writing to Tenant. Landlord expressly acknowledges, however, that the current legal landscape as of the Effective Date hereof, including the current status of Federal Issues, shall not in and of itself constitute such a legal climate risk change permitting any such termination. Upon any such termination, Landlord shall not have any obligation to reimburse or recompense Tenant for any costs Tenant has incurred related to Tenant’s improvements of the Premises; the Buildings shall remain on the Property; and in any event rents and charges hereunder shall remain due and owing through any actual termination date arising.