Common use of Severable Property Clause in Contracts

Severable Property. Lessee may, at its expense, install, assemble or place on the Premises and remove and substitute any items of machinery, equipment, furniture, furnishings or other personal property used or useful in Lessee's business and trade fixtures described in Schedule A (collectively, the "Severable Property"), and title to same shall remain in Lessee.

Severable Property. Lessee may, at its expense, install, assemble or place on the Premises and remove and substitute any items of machinery, equipment, furniture, furnishings or other personal property used or useful in Lessee's business and trade fixtures described in Schedule A (collectively, the "Severable Property"), and title to same shall remain in Lessee; provided that for purposes hereof none of the Improvements (as defined in Section 1.1(b) hereof shall constitute "Severable Property".

Severable Property. Lessee may, at its expense, install, assemble assemble, place or place maintain on the Premises and remove and substitute any items of machinery, equipment, furniture, furnishings or other personal property used or useful in Lessee's ’s business and trade fixtures trade, as more particularly described in on Schedule A (collectively, the "“Severable Property"”), and title to same shall remain in Lessee.

Severable Property. Lessee may, at its expense, install, assemble or place on the Premises and remove and substitute any items of machinery, equipment, furniture, furnishings or other personal property used or useful in Lessee's ’s business and trade fixtures described in Schedule A (collectively, the "“Severable Property"”), and title to same shall remain in Lessee.

Severable Property. Lessee may, at its expense, install, assemble or place on the Premises and remove and substitute any items of machinery, equipment, furniture, furnishings or other personal property used or useful in Lessee's business and trade fixtures described in Part IV of Schedule A (collectively, the "Severable PropertySEVERABLE PROPERTY"), and title to same shall remain in Lessee.