Common use of Tenant May Contest Taxes, etc Clause in Contracts

Tenant May Contest Taxes, etc. Tenant, however, shall not be required to pay, remove or discharge any tax, assessments, tax lien, or any materialmen’s or mechanics’ lien or judgment against the Premises so long as Tenant shall in good faith contest the same or the validity thereof by appropriate legal proceedings, and so long as Landlord’s title and rights are not in any manner impaired or jeopardized thereby, provided Tenant deposits with Landlord sufficient funds or other security acceptable to Landlord to protect Landlord and the Premises. Pending any such legal proceedings, Landlord shall not pay, remove or discharge the tax, assessment, tax lien, materialmen’s or mechanics’ lien or judgment thereby contested unless its title or rights are being impaired or jeopardized by such delay or by such contest, in which event Landlord may use any such deposits to pay and discharge the same.

Tenant May Contest Taxes, etc. Tenant, however, shall not be required to pay, remove or discharge any tax, assessments, tax lien, or any materialmen’s 's or mechanics’ ' lien or judgment against the Premises so long as Tenant shall in good faith contest the same or the validity thereof by appropriate legal proceedings, and so long as Landlord’s 's title and rights are not in any manner impaired or jeopardized thereby, provided Tenant deposits with Landlord sufficient funds or other security acceptable to Landlord to protect Landlord and the Premises. Pending any such legal proceedings, Landlord shall not pay, remove or discharge the tax, assessment, tax lien, materialmen’s 's or mechanics’ ' lien or judgment thereby contested unless its title or rights are being impaired be aired or jeopardized by such delay or by such contest, in which event Landlord may use any such deposits to pay and discharge the same.

Tenant May Contest Taxes, etc. Tenant, however, shall not be required to pay, remove or discharge any tax, assessments, tax lien, or any materialmen’s 's or mechanics’ ' lien or judgment against the Premises so long as Tenant shall in good faith contest the same or the validity thereof by appropriate legal proceedings, and so long as Landlord’s 's title and rights are not in any manner impaired or jeopardized thereby, provided Tenant deposits with Landlord sufficient funds or other security acceptable to Landlord to protect Landlord and the Premises. Pending any such legal proceedings, Landlord shall not pay, remove or discharge the tax, assessment, tax lien, materialmen’s 's or mechanics’ ' lien or judgment thereby contested unless its title or rights are being impaired or jeopardized by such delay or by such contest, in which event Landlord may use any such deposits to pay and discharge the same.