Rental Price Review Sample Clauses

Rental Price Review. In April 2021 from the Rental Period (hereinafter referred to as "Rental Price Review Date"), the Rental Price will be reviewed in accordance with the market price of the Rental Price of the Rental Room in Menara Sudirman Building, 8th Floor unit D II. General Sudirman Xxx. 00 Xxxxxxx 00000 (hereinafter referred to as "Building") but the review of the rental price should not be less than the rental price agreed in the Room Rental Agreement. The implementation of the Rental Price Review must meet the following conditions: 1. At the latest within 60 (sixty) days before the Rental Price Review Date, the Owner must give notification to the Tenant regarding the amount of money which according to the owner's judgment is the market price of the Rental Price of the Rental Space in the Building. 2. The tenant may submit his disagreement with the market price of the Rental Price of the Rental Room in the Building according to the owner's assessment and submit the market price of the Rental Price of the Rental Room in the Building according to the Tenant's assessment, within 14 (fourteen) days after receipt of notification from the Owner. 3. If the Tenant does not provide notification as stipulated in item. 2, then the amount stated in the notification as stipulated in point 1 must be considered as the market price of the Rental Price of the Rental Space in the Building. 4. If the Tenant gives notification as stipulated in point 2, then the Parties in good faith may carry out negotiations to obtain an agreement on the market price of the Rental Price of the Rental Space in the Building.
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