Common use of Registration on assignment Clause in Contracts

Registration on assignment. If, as a result of the assignment of this Lease, this Lease becomes registrable at the Land Registry or the Lease has already been so registered, the Tenant is to apply to the Land Registry to be registered as the proprietor of this Lease and, on completion of that registration, is to provide the Landlord with official copies of the title showing the Tenant as the registered proprietor of this Lease.

Registration on assignment. If, as a result of the assignment of this Lease, this Lease becomes registrable at the Land Registry or the this Lease has already been so registered, the Tenant is to apply to the Land Registry to be registered as the proprietor of this Lease and, on and is to use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that (where required pursuant to clause 20) the Land Registry retains the restriction in the form set out in clause LR13. On completion of that registration, the Tenant is to provide the Landlord with official copies of the title showing the Tenant as the registered proprietor of this Lease.

Registration on assignment. If, as a result of the assignment of this Lease, this Lease becomes registrable registerable at the Land Registry or the Lease has already been so registered, the Tenant is to apply to the Land Registry to be registered as the proprietor of this Lease and, on completion of that registration, is to provide the Landlord with official copies of the title showing the Tenant as the registered proprietor of this Lease.

Registration on assignment. If, as a result of the assignment of this Lease, this Lease becomes registrable at the Land Registry or the Lease has already been so registered, the Tenant is to apply to the Land Registry to be registered as the proprietor of this Lease and, on completion of that registration, is to provide the Landlord with official copies of the title showing the Tenant as the registered proprietor of this Lease.