Common use of Owners’ default Clause in Contracts

Owners’ default. If the Owner shall default in performing any of the provisions of this lease to be performed by the Owner, the Tenant shall not pursue any available remedies (except to secure an order or judgment of court restraining or enjoining each such default) until the Tenant shall provide Owner with sixty (60) days advance written notice thereof specifying each such default.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Farm Lease Agreement, Farm/Residence Lease Agreement, Farm Lease Agreement

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Owners’ default. If the Owner shall default in performing any of the provisions of this lease to be performed by the Owner, the Tenant shall not pursue any available remedies (except to secure an order or judgment of court restraining or enjoining each such default) until the Tenant shall provide Owner with sixty (60) days advance written notice thereof specifying each such default.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Farm Lease Agreement, Farm Lease Agreement

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