Provision for Re-Entry. If at any time:
Provision for Re-Entry. 8.1 Without prejudice to any other remedies and powers herein contained or otherwise available to the Crown, and subject to the provisions of Clause 9 the Crown may re-enter upon the Demised Premises and enjoy the same thenceforth as if this Lease had not been made and the Term shall absolutely cease and determine if:
8.1.1 The Rent hereby reserved or any part thereof shall be in the arrears for 90 days after the same shall become due (whether formally demanded or not);
8.1.2 If there shall be any breach by the Lessee of any of the covenants or conditions which are to be performed and observed by the Lessee which the Lessee after ninety (90) days written notice shall have failed or refused to remedy;
8.1.3 The Lessee enters into liquidation whether compulsory or voluntary (save for the purpose or reconstruction or amalgamation while solvent) or passes a resolution for winding up (save as aforesaid) or being an individual becomes bankrupt;
8.1.4 The Lessee fails to commence or complete construction of the Development within the time periods specified in the Development Agreement;
8.1.5 The Development Agreement is terminated in accordance with the provisions therein contained SAVE AND EXCEPT that rights of the Crown pursuant to this clause 8.1.5 shall cease upon the completion of the construction of the Golf Course.
8.2 If the Lessee shall at any time default in the performance of any of the covenants contained in this Lease for or relating to the repair or maintenance of the Demised Premises then (without prejudice to the right of the re-entry and forfeiture hereinbefore contained) the Crown may enter upon the Demised Premised pursuant to clause 6.20 hereof and carry out or cause to be carried out any or all of the works referred to in such notice or remedy the defaults of the Lessee and all expenses incurred in remedying such defaults in each case together with Interest shall be paid by the Lessee to the Crown on demand.
Provision for Re-Entry. 8.1.1 If at any time:
a. The Rent, or any part of it, remains unpaid for 14 days after falling due, whether formally demanded or not; or
b. If any agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with; or
c. If any of the grounds set out in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 (as amended) be made out,
8.1.2 The Landlord may give written notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Property. If the Tenant does not comply with that Notice, the Landlord may gain possession of the Property by complying with his/her statutory obligations; obtaining a court order; and re-entering the Property with a court approved bailiff. This clause does not prejudice any other rights that the Landlord may have in respect of the Tenant's obligations under this Agreement.
Provision for Re-Entry. In the event of any of the circumstances stated in (i) – (iv) below, the Landlord may seek a court order to bring the Tenancy to an end. Upon the grant of a possession order the Tenancy shall be terminated and the Landlord may re-‐enter and recover possession of the Property and Contents. Such action will not restrict or limit any other rights or remedies of action the Landlord may have under this Agreement.
(i) If the Tenant is at least fourteen (14) days late in paying the rent or any part of the rent (whether legally demanded or not).
(ii) In the event of the breach of any agreements on the part of the Tenant and in particular relating to Ground 8 in Part I Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 and Grounds 10-‐15 inclusive and Ground 17 in Part II Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 as amended by the Housing Xxx 0000 as follows: Ground 10: both at the time of serving the notice of the intention to commence proceedings and at the time of the court proceedings there is some Rent outstanding; Ground 11: there is a history of persistently late Rent payments;
(iii) If the Property shall be left vacant or unoccupied for twenty eight days without any notification having been given to the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent.
(iv) If the Tenant is adjudicated bankrupt or makes application for an interim order or enters any voluntary arrangements with his creditors or suffers the process of execution or distraint upon his goods.
Provision for Re-Entry. If at any time:
4.19.1 The Rent, or any part of it, remains unpaid for 14 days after falling due, whether formally demanded or not; or
4.19.2 If any agreement or obligation of the Tenant is not complied with;
4.19.3 The Tenant becomes insolvent, goes into administration, receivership or liquidation or enters into a voluntary arrangement with creditors; or
4.19.4 If any of the grounds set out in Schedule 2 of the Housing Act 1988 (as amended) be made out. The Landlord may give a written Notice to the Tenant that the Landlord seeks possession of the Premises. If the Tenant does not comply with that Notice the Landlord will bring this Agreement to an end and re-gain possession of the Premises by obtaining a court order for possession; and re-entering the Premises after the County Court Bailiff has evicted the Tenant. When the Bailiff enforces a possession order the Tenancy shall end. This clause does not prejudice any other legal rights the Landlord may have to pursue the Tenant for any breach of the Tenant's obligations in the Agreement.
Provision for Re-Entry. In the event of any of the circumstances stated in (i) – (ii) below, the Landlord may seek a court order to bring the Tenancy to an end. Upon the grant of a possession order the Tenancy shall be terminated and the Landlord may re- enter and recover possession of the Property and Contents. Such action will not restrict or limit any other rights or remedies of action the Landlord may have under this Agreement.
i. The Rent is unpaid 14 days after becoming payable (whether legally demanded or not).
ii. In the event of the breach of any agreements on the part of the Tenant and in particular relating to Ground 8 in Part I Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 and Grounds 10-15 inclusive and Ground 17 in Part II Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 as amended by the Housing Xxx 0000 as follows: The dwelling-house is subject to a mortgage granted before the beginning of the tenancy and the mortgagee is entitled to exercise a power of sale conferred on him by the mortgage or by section 101 of the Law of Property Xxx 0000; and the mortgagee requires possession of the dwelling-house for the purpose of disposing of it with vacant possession in exercise of that power. For the purposes of this ground “mortgage” includes a charge and “mortgagee” shall be construed accordingly.
Provision for Re-Entry. In the event of any of the circumstances stated in (i) – (iv) below, the Landlord may seek a court order to bring the Tenancy to an end. Upon the grant of a possession order the Tenancy shall be terminated and the Landlord may re-enter and recover possession of the Property and Contents. Such action will not restrict or limit any other rights or remedies of action the Landlord may have under this Agreement.
(i) If the Tenant is at least fourteen (14) days late in paying the rent or any part of the rent (whether legally demanded or not).
(ii) In the event of the breach of any agreements on the part of the Tenant and in particular relating to Ground 8 in Part I Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 and Grounds 10-15 inclusive and Ground 17 in Part II Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 as amended by the Housing Xxx 0000 as follows:
Provision for Re-Entry. In the event of the circumstances stated in (i) – (iv) below, the Landlord may seek a court order to bring the Tenancy to an end. Upon the grant of a possession order the Tenancy shall be terminated and the Landlord may re-enter and recover possession of the Property and Contents. Such action will not restrict or limit any other rights or remedies of action the Landlord may have under this Agreement.
(i) If the Tenant is at least fourteen (14) days late in paying the rent or any part of the rent (whether legally demanded or not).
(ii) Ground 2 Part1 Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000: The dwelling-house is subject to a mortgage granted before the beginning of the tenancy and— (a) the mortgagee is entitled to exercise a power of sale conferred on him by the mortgage or by section 101 of the [1925 c. 20.] Law of Property Xxx 0000; and (b) the mortgagee requires possession of the dwelling- house for the purpose of disposing of it with vacant possession in exercise of that power; and (c) the court is satisfied that it is just and equitable to dispense with the requirement of notice; and for the purposes of this ground “mortgage” includes a charge and “mortgagee” shall be construed accordingly.
(iii) In the event of the breach of any agreements on the part of the Tenant and in particular relating to Ground 8 in Part I Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 and Grounds 10-15 inclusive and Ground 17 in Part II Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 as amended by the Housing Xxx 0000 as follows: Ground 12: the tenant is in breach of one or more of the obligations under the tenancy agreement; Ground 13: the condition of the Property or the common parts has deteriorated because of the behaviour of the tenant, or any other person living at the Property;
Provision for Re-Entry. Provided always that if any of the rent or other sums due under this Agreement are in arrears for 14 days after it has become due (whether formerly demanded or not) or if the Tenant fails to observe any of their obligations or if the Tenant goes into liquidation with his creditors, the Landlord may at any time thereafter re-enter upon the premises or any part thereof and thereupon the tenancy hereby granted shall absolutely determine but without prejudice to any claim of the Landlord (whether for arrears of rent or otherwise) in respect of any breach of the terms of the Agreement.
Provision for Re-Entry. In the event of the circumstances stated in (i) – (iv) below, the Landlord may seek a court order to bring the Tenancy to an end. Upon the grant of a possession order the Tenancy shall be terminated and the Landlord may re-enter and recover possession of the Property and Contents. Such action will not restrict or limit any other rights or remedies of action the Landlord may have under this Agreement.
(i) If the Tenant is at least fourteen (14) days late in paying the rent or any part of the rent (whether legally demanded or not).
(ii) Ground 2 Part1 Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000: The dwelling-house is subject to a mortgage granted before the beginning of the tenancy and— (a) the mortgagee is entitled to exercise a power of sale conferred on him by the mortgage or by section 101 of the [1925 c. 20.] Law of Property Xxx 0000; and (b) the mortgagee requires possession of the dwelling- house for the purpose of disposing of it with vacant possession in exercise of that power; and (c) the court is satisfied that it is just and equitable to dispense with the requirement of notice; and for the purposes of this ground “mortgage” includes a charge and “mortgagee” shall be construed accordingly.
(iii) In the event of the breach of any agreements on the part of the Tenant and in particular relating to Ground 8 in Part I Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 and Grounds 10-15 inclusive and Ground 17 in Part II Schedule 2 of the Housing Xxx 0000 as amended by the Housing Xxx 0000 as follows: Ground 12: the tenant is in breach of one or more of the obligations under the tenancy agreement; Ground 13: the condition of the Property or the common parts has deteriorated because of the behaviour of the tenant, or any other person living at the Property;
