Common use of Service Charge disputes Clause in Contracts

Service Charge disputes. If any dispute arises in connection with the Service Charge, the Landlord and the Tenant must attempt to resolve it by appropriate alternative means before resorting to court proceedings. Except in relation to obvious errors, the Tenant must not raise any dispute in connection with the Service Charge Statement more than four months after the Service Charge Statement has been delivered to the Tenant.86 Variation in the proportion of the Service Charge payable In calculating the Service Charge for any of the Services, the Landlord's surveyor may make any adjustment that is fair and reasonable in all the circumstances, taking into consideration the relative degree of benefit obtained by the Tenant and other tenants at the Building from those Services, including by dividing the Services into separate categories and applying weighting to those categories to take into account differing uses or operating hours or other relevant factors. If there is any change in the extent of the Building, the Landlord must, where it is appropriate to do so, vary the Service Charge as is reasonable to take account of that change but the Service Charge will not materially increase solely as a result of any change in the extent of the Building. The Service Charge must not be increased by reason only that any Lettable Units: are or have been unlet; are let on terms that do not require the tenant or other occupier to pay a service charge; or are let on terms that cap the liability of any tenant or other occupier for service charge. Landlord's obligations

Service Charge disputes. If any dispute arises in connection with the Service Charge, the Landlord and the Tenant must attempt to resolve it by appropriate alternative means before resorting to court proceedings. Except in relation to obvious errors, the Tenant must not raise any dispute in connection with the Service Charge Statement more than four months after the Service Charge Statement has been delivered to the Tenant.86 Tenant.79 Variation in the proportion of the Service Charge payable In calculating the Service Charge for any of the Services, the Landlord's surveyor may make any adjustment that is fair and reasonable in all the circumstances, taking into consideration the relative degree of benefit obtained by the Tenant and other tenants at the Building Estate from those Services, including by dividing the Services into separate categories and applying weighting to those categories to take into account differing uses or operating hours or other relevant factors. If there is any change in the extent of the BuildingEstate, the Landlord must, where it is appropriate to do so, vary the Service Charge as is reasonable to take account of that change but the Service Charge will not materially increase solely as a result of any change in the extent of the BuildingEstate. The Service Charge must not be increased by reason only that any Lettable Units: are or have been unlet; are let on terms that do not require the tenant or other occupier to pay a service charge; or are let on terms that cap the liability of any tenant or other occupier for service charge. Landlord's obligations

Service Charge disputes. If any dispute arises in connection with the Service Charge, the Landlord and the Tenant must attempt to resolve it by appropriate alternative means before resorting to court proceedings. Except in relation to obvious errors, the Tenant must not raise any dispute in connection with the Service Charge Statement more than four months after the Service Charge Statement has been delivered to the Tenant.86 Tenant.96 Variation in the proportion of the Service Charge payable In calculating the Service Charge for any of the Services, the Landlord's surveyor may make any adjustment that is fair and reasonable in all the circumstances, taking into consideration the relative degree of benefit obtained by the Tenant and other tenants at the Building or the Estate from those Services, including by dividing the Services into separate categories and applying weighting to those categories to take into account differing uses or operating hours or other relevant factors. If there is any change in the extent of the BuildingBuilding or the Estate, the Landlord must, where it is appropriate to do so, vary the Service Charge as is reasonable to take account of that change but the Service Charge will not materially increase solely as a result of any change in the extent of the BuildingBuilding or the Estate. The Service Charge must not be increased by reason only that any Lettable Units: are or have been unlet; are let on terms that do not require the tenant or other occupier to pay a service charge; or are let on terms that cap the liability of any tenant or other occupier for service charge. Landlord's obligations

Service Charge disputes. If any dispute arises in connection with the Service Charge, the Landlord and the Tenant must attempt to resolve it by appropriate alternative means before resorting to court proceedings. Except in relation to obvious errors, the Tenant must not raise any dispute in connection with the Service Charge Statement more than four months after the Service Charge Statement has been delivered to the Tenant.86 Variation in the proportion of the Service Charge payable In calculating the Service Charge for any of the Services, the Landlord's surveyor may make any adjustment that is fair and reasonable in all the circumstances, taking into consideration the relative degree of benefit obtained by the Tenant and other tenants at the Building Estate from those Services, including by dividing the Services into separate categories and applying weighting to those categories to take into account differing uses or operating hours or other relevant factors. If there is any change in the extent of the BuildingEstate, the Landlord must, where it is appropriate to do so, vary the Service Charge as is reasonable to take account of that change but the Service Charge will not materially increase solely as a result of any change in the extent of the BuildingEstate. The Service Charge must not be increased by reason only that any Lettable Units: are or have been unlet; are let on terms that do not require the tenant or other occupier to pay a service charge; or are let on terms that cap the liability of any tenant or other occupier for service charge. Landlord's obligations

Service Charge disputes. If any dispute arises in connection with the Service Charge, the Landlord and the Tenant must attempt to resolve it by appropriate alternative means before resorting to court proceedings. Except in relation to obvious errors, the Tenant must not raise any dispute in connection with the Service Charge Statement more than four months after the Service Charge Statement has been delivered to the Tenant.86 Tenant.89 Variation in the proportion of the Service Charge payable In calculating the Service Charge for any of the Services, the Landlord's surveyor may make any adjustment that is fair and reasonable in all the circumstances, taking into consideration the relative degree of benefit obtained by the Tenant and other tenants at the Building from those Services, including by dividing the Services into separate categories and applying weighting to those categories to take into account differing uses or operating hours or other relevant factors. If there is any change in the extent of the Building, the Landlord must, where it is appropriate to do so, vary the Service Charge as is reasonable to take account of that change but the Service Charge will not materially increase solely as a result of any change in the extent of the Building. The Service Charge must not be increased by reason only that any Lettable Units: are or have been unlet; are let on terms that do not require the tenant or other occupier to pay a service charge; or are let on terms that cap the liability of any tenant or other occupier for service charge. Landlord's obligations

Service Charge disputes. If any dispute arises in connection with the Service Charge, the Landlord and the Tenant must attempt to resolve it by appropriate alternative means before resorting to court proceedings. Except in relation to obvious errors, the Tenant must not raise any dispute in connection with the Service Charge Statement more than four months after the Service Charge Statement has been delivered to the Tenant.86 Tenant.84 Variation in the proportion of the Service Charge payable In calculating the Service Charge for any of the Services, the Landlord's surveyor may make any adjustment that is fair and reasonable in all the circumstances, taking into consideration the relative degree of benefit obtained by the Tenant and other tenants at the Building from those Services, including by dividing the Services into separate categories and applying weighting to those categories to take into account differing uses or operating hours or other relevant factors. If there is any change in the extent of the Building, the Landlord must, where it is appropriate to do so, vary the Service Charge as is reasonable to take account of that change but the Service Charge will not materially increase solely as a result of any change in the extent of the Building. The Service Charge must not be increased by reason only that any Lettable Units: are or have been unlet; are let on terms that do not require the tenant or other occupier to pay a service charge; or are let on terms that cap the liability of any tenant or other occupier for service charge. Landlord's obligations