Right to Lien. In the event the Property Owner fails to reimburse the City within thirty (30) days after receipt of demand under Section 7(b), the City may place a lien on the Property for the entire amount due.
Right to Lien. PG Long continuously reserves the right to lien any property on which PG Long performs work or delivers materials. Notwithstanding the arbitration provision below, at all times PG Long may proceed to comply with any applicable lien laws, including without limitation notice, filing and foreclosure deadlines and procedures.
Right to Lien. Lessee additionally grants lessor a security interest in all equipment, inventory and all its real and personal property on premises such property shall not be removed from premises without full payments due and satisfaction of lessor, Lessee grants permission to lessor to lock and or enter and take possession of all lessees property and after reasonable notice to lessee and offer it for sale to pay all amounts due.
Right to Lien. The Promoters shall have a first lien and charge on the said premises agreed to be acquired by the Purchaser/s in respect of any amount payable by the Purchaser/s to the Promoters under the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Right to Lien. If the Trustee, any transferee or any successor fails to make a payment to either or both of the Licensors on or before the date specified herein for such person or entity to make such payment, Licensors shall be entitled to a lien against the Land in the amount of such payment, together with interest at the maximum rate permitted by law accruing from the date such payment is due until the date paid. The lien granted herein shall not be subject to extinguishment by foreclosure or reforeclosure by Trustee or any transferee or successor. EXECUTION VERSION
Right to Lien. If Owner fails to pay All Xxxx’x for the Work, All Xxxx’x shall be entitled to record a construction/contractor’s lien against the Work Site. All Wood’s is not a residential or commercial builder, alteration contractor, electrician, plumber, or electrical contractor, and is not required to have a license to perform the Work under this Contract. The Work will be performed in a professional manner by experienced personnel outfitted with appropriate tools and equipment necessary to complete the Work properly and safely. A typical emergency tree removal operation will involve use of a crane, multiple personnel, and a wheel loader, track loader etc. among other equipment, so that debris may be lifted and removed in a manner that minimizes the potential for additional damage to all structures. Further, to minimize hazards to workers, All Wood’s may use light towers to illuminate the Work site and chip trucks and chippers to clear the hazard zones. All Wood’s may place temporary tarps on structures damaged from trees and debris when the Work is complete. All Wood’s reserves the right, in its sole and absolute judgment, to determine what equipment, labor, and materials will be used to safely perform the Work. Work crews may arrive at the Work site unannounced unless otherwise designated in this Contract. All Xxxx’x shall attempt to meet all scheduled or estimated performance dates but shall not be liable for damages due to delays arising from inclement weather, pandemics, supply chain issues or other force majeure causes beyond its control. Owner is not relieved of Owner’s responsibilities under this Contract because of delays.
Right to Lien. In the event the Property Owner fails to reimburse the Authority within thirty (30) days after receipt of demand under Section 7(b), the Authority may place a lien on the Property for the entire amount due.
Right to Lien. In the event the Owner fails to reimburse the City within thirty (30) days after receipt of demand under paragraph 7(b) or request an appeal, the City may place a lien on the Property for the entire amount due pursuant to Article 6 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of New Orleans.
Right to Lien. Provisions giving the Village the right to charge or place a lien upon the property of the Property association or the Neighborhood association (as the case may be) for the repayment of such costs and expenses, including reasonable attorneys' fees, incurred in the Village enforcing its rights thereunder.
