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Party Wall Sample Clauses

Party Wall. The central common wall shall be of masonry construction, and noted on the plan of subdivision as a party wall, in order to create cross-easements for support upon registration of the plan under Section 88BB of the Conveyancing Act, 1919.
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Party Wall. Any portion of a wall or roof of the duplex building placed on the dividing line between the parties’ respective properties shall constitute a party wall ad the general rules of law regarding party walls and of liability for property damage due to negligent or willful acts or omissions shall apply thereto. Both parties shall be responsible for continued maintenance of the party wall in a manner that meets fire code requirements and continues the extension of such wall from the basement floor to the top of the roof.
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Party Wall. The parties agree that one or more of the walls of the Premises may be party walls which may be used, as to the portion adjacent to the Premises, by an adjoining tenant, or by the Landlord, and as to any repairs to such party walls as may be required pursuant to the provisions of section 9.1 or pursuant to any other provision of this Lease, the Tenant shall bear one-half of the cost of such repairs, unless such repairs are necessitated wholly by reason of the negligence of the Tenant, in which event the Tenant shall be responsible for the entire costs of such repairs, but if such repairs are made necessary by reason of the gross negligence of the Landlord, or of adjoining tenants, then the costs of such repairs shall not be borne by the Tenant.
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Party Wall. The central common wall dividing the Medical Center from the Facility, the center of said wall being a portion of the common boundary dividing the Land from the CMC Land, is hereby established as a party wall. Neither the Lessor nor the Lessee shall use such party wall in any manner that will interfere with the equal use of the other half of the party wall. The Lessee shall maintain, repair and replace such party wall in accordance with the provisions of Section 8.1.1.
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Party Wall. In the event any restoration is required pursuant to this Section 20, Landlord and Tenant shall each be responsible for one-half of the cost of restoring any common wall between the Building and the remainder of the Shopping Center.
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Party Wall. If at any time during or as a result of demolition or construction of the Project Improvements, Mortgage Borrowers shall damage the portion of that certain party wall shared by Lot 59 of the Property and the adjacent Lot 60, Borrowers shall cause Mortgage Borrowers to promptly, at their sole cost and expense, repair and restore such damage.
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Party Wall. The Owners of the Residential Units which have a Party Wall in their Residential Units shall not use any portion of the Party Wall so as to interfere with the use and enjoyment of the other Owner. Neither Owner shall erect any fence or any structure (including but not limited to spikes or wires) or put or place any plants (whether portable or not) on top of the Party Wall. Neither Owner shall put structures of any kind (including but not limited to fish ponds) so near to the wall as to cause leakage of water to the other side of the Party Wall or likely to cause the Party Wall to collapse. If the Party Wall or any portion thereof, except the interior surface of the one side, is damaged or injured from any cause, other than the act of negligence of either party, it shall be repaired or rebuilt at their joint cost and expense.
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