Professionals and Contractors Sample Clauses

Professionals and Contractors. To the extent Agent deems ----------------------------- necessary in connection with the Management Activities, Agent shall (i) identify and enter into contracts with reputable architects, engineers, accountants, attorneys, tradesmen and other independent contractors to perform services at the Property; provided, however, that Agent shall not enter into any contract with any entity or person with whom Agent or its principals has any financial, ownership or similar affiliation without first disclosing the nature of such affiliation to Owner and obtaining Owner's prior consent, and (ii) supervise the administration, and monitor the performance, of all work to be performed and services to be rendered under all such contracts. Except where necessary for the preservation or protection of the Property or the safety of Residents or required to avoid the suspension of any services at the Property, Agent shall not enter into any agreement with any such professional or other independent contractor which would require the payment of more than $5,000.00 in any twelve (12) month period unless such agreement is provided for in an Approved Budget (either as an identified "line item" thereof or as an unidentified portion of an identified "line item" thereof) or is otherwise consented to by Owner. Each such contract shall to the extent commercially reasonable (i) be in the name of Agent, (ii) be for a period of time not to exceed twelve (12) months, (iii) be assignable at Owner's option to Owner or Owner's nominee and (iv) require all contractors to provide evidence of insurance in such amounts and covering such losses as Agent deems reasonably necessary or as otherwise directed by Owner. In negotiating such contracts, Agent shall seek to include a provision for cancellation thereof by Owner on not less than thirty (30) days' written notice without penalty (unless such a cancellation provision is not commercially feasible given the subject matter of the contract, in which case, with Owner's prior approval, Agent may agree to other cancellation terms). Upon termination of this Agreement, Owner agrees that any such contract which has been entered into in the name of Agent and otherwise in accordance with the terms hereof shall be assigned to, and the obligations thereunder arising after the date of such assignment, will be assumed by Owner. Agent shall make available to Owner, without cost to Owner, the advice and consultation of Agent's staff in connection with the Property...
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Professionals and Contractors. To the extent the Operating Agent deems necessary in connection with the Operating Management Activities and the activities set forth in Section 16.2(d) above, the Operating Agent shall identify and enter into contracts on behalf of the Partnership with architects, engineers, accountants, attorneys, tradesmen and other independent contractors to perform services and supervise the administration, and monitor the performance, of all work to be performed and services to be rendered under all such contracts. The Operating Agent shall use due care in the selection and supervision of all such professionals and other independent contractors. The Operating Agent shall not enter into any contract with any such professional or other independent contractor which would require the payment of more than $50,000 in any 12-month period unless such contract is provided for in an Approved Operating Budget or Approved Capital Budget or is approved by the Booking Agent.
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Professionals and Contractors. To the extent Manager deems necessary in connection with the Management Activities, Manager shall (i) identify and enter into contracts with architects, engineers, accountants, attorneys, tradesmen and other independent contractors qualified to perform services at the Property, and (ii) supervise the administration, and monitor the performance, of all work to be performed and services to be rendered under all such contracts. Manager shall use due care in the selection of all such contracts. Manager shall select all such professionals and other independent contractors in accordance with the Applicable Standards. All contracts entered into in connection with the performance of the Management Activities shall be entered into in the name of Manager.
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Professionals and Contractors. To the extent Agent deems it to be necessary in connection with the Management Activities, Agent shall (i) identify and, as Owner's agent, enter into contracts with architects, engineers, accountants, attorneys, tradespeople, and other independent contractors to perform services (other than service contracts, as provided for in Section 3(e)(3) hereof) and (ii) supervise the administration, and monitor the performance, of all
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Professionals and Contractors. 12 2.7. Maintenance and Repair of Property .......................................................12 2.8.
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Professionals and Contractors. The Property Manager shall (i) identify and enter into contracts with architects, engineers, accountants, attorneys, tradesmen and other independent contractors to perform services; and (ii) supervise the administration and monitor the performance of all work to be performed and services to be rendered under all such contracts. The Property Manager shall use due care in the selection of all such professionals and other independent contractors.
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Professionals and Contractors. Operator shall (i) identify and, solely upon the prior, written approval of either of Terra Tech or the Owner, enter into contracts with architects, engineers, accountants/bookkeepers, leasing agents or brokers, attorneys, tradesmen and other independent contractors to perform services and (ii) supervise the administration and monitor the performance of all work to be performed and services to be rendered under all such contracts. Operator shall use due care in the selection of all such professionals and other independent contractors and shall not exceed the amount allocated for such professionals and/or other independent contractors in the Approved Budget without the prior, written consent of Terra Tech.
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Professionals and Contractors. To the extent S&J deems necessary in connection with its Operating Management Activities and the activities set forth in Section 13.3.(e), and subject to Section 13.3.(a)(2), S&J shall identify and enter into contracts on behalf of the Partnership with architects, engineers, accountants, attorneys, tradesmen and other independent contractors to perform services and supervise the administration, and monitor the performance, of all work to be performed and services to be rendered under all such contracts. S&J shall not enter into any contract with any such professional or other independent contractor which would require the payment of more than $50,000 in any 12-month period unless such contract is provided for in an Approved Operating Budget or Approved Capital Budget or is approved by JDC.
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Professionals and Contractors. The Property Manager shall (i) identify and, upon the prior approval of the Directing Noteholder, enter into contracts with architects, engineers, accountants, attorneys, tradesmen and other independent contractors to perform services; and (ii) supervise the administration and monitor the performance of all work to be performed and services to be rendered under all such contracts. The Property Manager shall use due care in the selection of all such professionals and other independent contractors. However, the Directing Noteholder's prior approval shall not be required (y) in any cases of emergency or where immediate action is necessary for the protection or preservation of the Property or rental revenue, such determination of emergency or immediacy being in the reasonable determination of the Property Manager, provided that the Property Manager shall deliver written notice to Issuer within twenty-four (24) hours after taking any such action or (z) for any such services that do not exceed the least of $2,500 per month, $25,000 per contract and $150,000 in the aggregate per year.
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