Property Visits. At any point during the Undertaking, the Signatories may contact GSA to schedule Property visits during normal working hours, and such Property visits will be scheduled in a timely manner.
Property Visits. Coopers will carry out an initial visit to the property during the first six months of the Tenancy and then visits will take place at approximately twelve monthly intervals thereafter, provided the Tenants grant access. If the Tenant fails to grant access Coopers will inform the Landlord who should take legal advice and inform Coopers of any action to be taken. Additional visits incur charges of £75.00 plus VAT for each visit. A visit to the property is to investigate defects which come to Coopers notice, or are brought to Coopers attention by the Tenant. Any such visits and assessments would be of a cursory nature and would only embrace obvious defects. A structural or other survey by a qualified body can be arranged subject to an additional fee. Coopers do not accept any responsibility for latent or hidden defects or for failure to notice anything concealed from Coopers representatives. Any written or other report is prepared solely for the Landlords benefit and is not a warranty as to the state or condition of the property.
Property Visits. 3.15.1 We shall make at least one routine visit to the Property in each 6-month period of a tenancy. Such visits are not intended to be a detailed condition survey or an inventory check and the sole purpose is to confirm that from a visual inspection the Tenant(s) appear to be complying with the obligations contained in the Tenancy Agreement. If we cannot, for whatever reason, access the Property to complete this visit, We will let you know and seek Your further instructions.
3.15.2 Where We make additional visits in accordance with Your instructions You agree to pay Us the Additional Property Visit Fee of £30 inclusive of vat.
Property Visits. Subject at all times to the workplace rules and supervision of the Owner, and in compliance with applicable laws, the Royalty Holder shall, at reasonable times and upon reasonable notice, once per calendar year, and at its sole risk and expense, have:
(a) a right of access by its representatives to the Property and to any mill used by the Owner to process Products derived from the Property (provided that in the event such mill is not owned or controlled by the Owner, such right of access shall only be the same as any such right of access of the Owner); and
(b) the right: (i) to monitor the stockpiling and milling of ore or Products derived from the Property and to take samples from the Property or from any mill or processor for the purposes of assay verifications; and (ii) to weigh or to cause the Owner to weigh all trucks transporting Products from the Property to any mill processing Products from the Property prior to dumping of such ore and immediately following such dumping. The Royalty Holder shall defend, indemnify and hold the Owner harmless from and against any Losses for damage to property or injury to or death of Persons arising from any such inspection, except to the extent the same are caused by the gross negligence or willful misconduct of the Owner.
Property Visits. Visits to the Property are carried out to inspect the condition and state of repair by a person authorised by the Landlord or Landlord’s Agent. The initial visit will be carried out at the end of the first month of the Tenancy and, thereafter, every three months for the duration of the Term. The Tenant will be notified of the scheduled visit by the Landlord or Xxxxxxxx’s Agent (as specified in clause 50. Permit Access).
Property Visits. Owner recognizes that the Property may need repairs, maintenance, modernization, renovations, and restoration and/or capital improvements (herein, collectively referred to as the “Project”) during the term of this Agreement. Owner also recognizes that the Agent will perform, at Agent’s convenience, inspections on the Property which include but not limited to Agent mandatory semi-annual inspections to prepare for seasonal changes, vacancy inspections after tenant(s) move-out and prior to new tenant(s) move-in, and any required local inspection to meet required regulations. Owner agrees to pay Agent Seventy-Five ($75) Dollars per person for the first hour of Agent’s presence at Property and Thirty-Five ($35) Dollars for each additional hour per person. Time spent will be rounded up to the nearest hour and does not include materials and other 3rd-party fees or costs, which will be listed separately on the documentation sent to Owner. Projects or inspections that will cost less than Two Hundred ($200) Dollars will be performed; those in excess of that amount will only be made after authorization of Owner. Agent will consult with Owner concerning same and, upon agreement as to the terms and scope of the Project, Agent will retain such professionals, contractors and suppliers as are necessary to complete the Project and will xxxx Owner for the cost of same. Upon request, Owner will pay a deposit to Agent to allow Agent to hire the necessary vendors to begin Project. Owner will also make available to Agent all necessary documents in his possession, (such as surveys, floor plans, engineering drawings, etc.) to allow for the proper progression and execution of the project.
Property Visits. The Manager intends to visit the Property on a regular basis to stay informed as to its condition. The Tenant agrees to cooperate with this program and agrees to allow property visits during regular business hours. If Tenant insists on after hours (or a specific day/time) visits (evenings, weekends, or holidays) Tenant agrees to pay $45 per event. The Tenant may be present for said property visits.
Property Visits. Coopers will carry out an initial visit to the property during the first six months of the Tenancy and then visits will take place at approximately twelve monthly intervals thereafter, provided the Tenants grant access. If the Tenant fails to grant access Coopers will inform the Landlord who should take legal advice and inform Coopers of any action to be taken. Additional visits incur charges of £75.00 plus VAT for each visit. A visit to the property is to investigate defects which come to Coopers notice, or are brought to Coopers attention by the Tenant. Any such visits and assessments would be of a cursory nature and would only embrace obvious defects. A structural or other survey by a qualified body can be arranged subject to an additional fee. Coopers do not accept any responsibility for latent or hidden defects or
Property Visits. EPS PROPERTIES will visit the property, prior to the tenant’s check-in. • Xxxx also visit the property every 3 months during the tenancy term. • If the tenant refuses us entry, (which legally they can) we will write to the landlord and the landlord should seek independent legal advice on the matter.
Property Visits. Coopers will carry out an initial visit to the property during the first six months of the Tenancy upon request from the Landlord and then visits will take place at approximately twelve monthly intervals thereafter upon request from the Landlord, provided the Tenants grant access. If the Tenant fails to grant access Coopers will inform the Landlord who should take legal advice and inform Coopers of any action to be taken. Additional visits incur charges of £90.00 inclusive of VAT for each visit. A visit to the property is to investigate defects which come to Coopers notice, or are brought to Coopers attention by the Tenant. Any such visits and assessments would be of a cursory nature and would only embrace obvious defects. A structural or other survey by a qualified body can be arranged subject to an additional fee. Coopers do not accept any responsibility for latent or hidden defects or for failure to notice anything concealed from Coopers representatives. Any written or other report is prepared solely for the Landlords benefit and is not a warranty as to the state or condition of the property.
