Requirements of Relocation Sample Clauses

Requirements of Relocation. Should the Airports CEO serve written notice on Lessee that Xxxxxx is to be relocated, Xxxxxx agrees it shall take or cause to be taken any and all actions as may be required to vacate its Leased Premises and surrender the same to XXXX and begin serving the public from replacement location or remainder space upon written notice by the Airports CEO that said replacement premises are available for beneficial occupancy by Xxxxxx. Lessee shall be responsible for moving its trade fixtures. If XXXX requires Lessee to relocate its Leased Premises during the Term of this Agreement, the cost of the replacement service center site and improvements located thereon shall be borne by XXXX.
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Requirements of Relocation. Should the Airport Director serve written notice on Airline that Airline is to be relocated, Airline agrees it shall take or cause to be taken any and all actions as may be required to vacate its Airline’s Leased Premises and surrender the same to XXXX and begin serving the public from a replacement location or remainder space upon written notice by the Airport Director that said replacement premises are available for beneficial occupancy by Airline. Airline shall be responsible for moving its Airline Equipment and other personal property. All reasonable costs incurred by Airline as a result of said relocation of Airline’s Leased Premises or portion thereof shall be borne by XXXX. The Rents paid by Airline for such replacement space shall be the lesser of

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