LEASING PRINCIPLES FOR KEY TENANCY TERMS Sample Clauses

LEASING PRINCIPLES FOR KEY TENANCY TERMS. In furtherance of the objective of this Code of Conduct as set out in Section 2.1 above, Part B of this Code of Conduct sets out the 11 leasing principles for key tenancy terms and Part C of this Code of Conduct sets out other leasing principles for confidentiality clauses and data transparency (collectively, “Leasing Principles” and each a “Leasing Principle”) which have been identified by the Fair Tenancy Pro Tem Committee. Where a Leasing Principle provides that: (i) landlord or tenant must (a) do or carry out an act or thing, it is a mandatory requirement under this Code of Conduct to do or carry out such act or thing to or (b) not do, permit or allow any act or thing to be done, it is a mandatory requirement under this Code of Conduct not to do, permit or allow such act or thing, and any deviation from such mandatory requirement cannot be made unless the relevant Leasing Principle in this Code of Conduct expressly allows for such deviation with the agreement of both parties to the lease agreement; (ii) landlord or tenant may (a) do or carry out an act or thing, it is permissible or allowable under this Code of Conduct to do or carry out such act or thing, or (b) not do, permit or allow any act or thing to be done, it is permissible or allowable under this Code of Conduct not to do, permit or allow any act or thing to be done; and (iii) landlord or tenant should (a) do or carry out an act or thing, it is a best practice (although not mandatory) under this Code of Conduct to do or carry out an act or thing or (b) not do, permit or allow any act or thing to be done, it is a best practice (although not mandatory) under this Code of Conduct not to do, permit or allow any act or thing to be done. A checklist in the form as set out in Appendix 1 of Part D of this Code of Conduct (“Checklist”) must be completed for each lease agreement and (where applicable) acknowledged by both landlord and tenant, in accordance with Part D of this Code of Conduct. If a Leasing Principle in this Code of Conduct expressly provides that a lease agreement must contain the said Leasing Principle, such Leasing Principle must be included in the lease agreement. Please refer to Part D (Dispute Resolution and Enforcement of Code of Conduct) of this Code of Conduct in the event of any non-compliance by landlord or tenant with the Leasing Principles in Part B and/or Part C of this Code of Conduct.
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