Maintenance and Works Sample Clauses

Maintenance and Works. The Lessor shall arrange and pay for all external building maintenance and the replacement of technical installations. The Lessor shall ensure that the technical installations at the property are kept in the same state as upon Handover, although ordinary wear and tear must be accepted by the Lessee. The Lessor shall arrange for maintenance, operation and cleaning of common areas and external areas. The Lessor may repair, for the account of the Lessee, any damage caused by the Lessee itself or by anyone to whom the Lessee has granted access to the Leased Object. The Lessor may carry out any work for purposes of the maintenance or renewal, including environmentally-related measures, of the property/Leased Object. The Lessee shall facilitate the routing of cords, ducts and pipes, etc., to other parts of the property through the Leased Object, without obstruction by the interior fittings, or similar, of the Lessee. The Lessee shall accept such variation work without any damages or Rent reductions, unless the Lessee suffers material inconvenience. The Lessee shall carry out no changes at, or to, the Leased Object without the prior written consent of the Lessor.
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Maintenance and Works. 8.1 The Lessee declares that they are aware of the characteristics and maintenance condition of the Property and that they expressly accept them. In case of pre-existing failures or defects, the Lessee shall have a period of 15 days to inform the Lessor thereof, while the latter shall rectify them promptly and diligently. After such period has passed, the Property shall be understood to have been received satisfactorily and in good condition. As for the installation of air conditioning, the Parties agree that during the term of the Agreement the Lessee shall become responsible for the condition and correct functioning of said climatisation equipment, for which purpose they shall bear the costs of maintenance, repair and upkeep of said equipment. 8.2 The Lessor shall only carry out the repairs that may be necessary to maintain the Property in the conditions necessary for the agreed use, except where the repair concerns wear that may be deemed to be attributable to the Lessee pursuant to that which is set out in article 30 of the XXX. The maintenance and repair works that wear and tear by normal use of the Property and its installations may require shall be to the account of the Lessee. 8.3 The Lessor shall authorise any upgrade, refurbishment and work that the Lessee may wish to perform in the Property, including installations and utilities, and shall not authorise said works if they mean a danger or damage to the structure of the real estate or of the Property, weaken the materials used in the construction or affect common elements of the building (which for this purpose shall be confirmed by the Lessee through presentation to the Lessor before the start of the works of the relevant plan, design and work memorandum, qualities and finishes).
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Maintenance and Works. An inventory report shall be carried out by the Lessee and the Lessor on the day that the Lessee enters and the day that the Lessee leaves the leased premises. The Lessee Pledges to: • Accept the leased premises in the state in which they are found when they come into use, without being able to require the Lessor to carry out any repair works. • Carry out, at the start and during this lease all repairs other than the ones prescribed in article 606 of the civil code. • Maintain the leased premises to a good standard and carry out repairs and maintenance during the entire lease period. Notably, maintain, repair or replace if necessary, all at his/her expense – pipework, guttering, electrical appliances, windows, sanitary-xxxx etc. • Not to carry out any changes, demolition, drilling of walls or divisions etc. without the express prior and written consent of the Lessor or of his intermediary. The lessee shall be responsible for authorised works, which shall be carried out by competent contractors and if the Lessor requires, under the supervision of the Lessor’s architect – the costs of which are borne by the Lessee. • Not to install any canopy, veranda, awning or blind without the prior and written consent of the Lessor and after having obtained the necessary administrative authorisations. • Upon expiry of this lease any constructions or installations, fittings, improvements and embellishments carried out by the Lessee will remain, without compensation, the property of the Lessor, unless the Lessor requires that all or part of the premises be returned to its/their basic state. The Lessor also reserves the right to choose between actual restoration work and a financial sum to cover the cost, a compensation which would constitute an extra debt alongside the rent. • The restoration works, if they must take place, will be conducted under the supervision of the Lessor’s architect, at the Lessee’s expense. • Undergo and allow without discussion, or claiming compensation or reduction in rent, all the works of no matter what importance up to a limit of 2 months – with reference to the arrangements of article 1724 of the civil code – that the Lessor deems necessary in the leased premises or in the building of which they are part, or in the neighbouring office-blocks, whether it be improvement works or new constructions, transformation or rising the height. • Grant access to architects, contractors and workers assigned by the Lessor and who are carrying out work. The L...
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Maintenance and Works. 9.1 Maintenance‌ Project Co must maintain the Leased Area and the Relevant Infrastructure in accordance with Project Co’s obligations under the Project Agreement.
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Maintenance and Works. The Station may be unavailable for maintenance and improvement purposes for a maximum cumulative period of: a. Four percent (4%) of the number of Slots available in a given Year b. Twenty-five percent (25%) of the number of Slots available in a given Month. The Terminal's Operator shall make every reasonable effort to minimise the cumulative time and period of unavailability, and to stagger such periods of unavailability as much as possible. The Terminal's Operator updates available Slots in the Scheduling Tool and notifies the Client: a. No later than thirty (30) days before the start of a period of unavailability greater than or equal to twelve (12) Hours, b. No later than seven (7) days before the start of a period of unavailability of less than twelve (12)
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