Common use of Substituted Taxes Clause in Contracts

Substituted Taxes. If any non-Real Estate Taxes are imposed against the Landlord in substitution for any Real Estate Taxes, then the substituted tax shall be considered a Real Estate Tax. Conversely, if any additional Real Estate Taxes are imposed in substitution for any non-Real Estate Taxes (that are not Substituted Taxes) they shall not be considered Real Estate Taxes.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Lease (North State Bancorp), Lease Agreement (Bancshares of Florida Inc), Lease (Bancshares of Florida Inc)

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Substituted Taxes. If any non-Real Estate Taxes are imposed against Landlord or the Landlord Building in substitution for any Real Estate Taxes, then the substituted tax shall be considered a Real Estate Tax. Conversely, if any additional Real Estate Taxes are imposed in substitution for any non-Real Estate Taxes (that are not Substituted Taxes) they shall not be considered Real Estate Taxes.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Office Lease (Blackboard Inc)

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