Common use of To pay Outgoings Clause in Contracts

To pay Outgoings. To pay all rates, taxes, duties, charges, assessments, impositions and outgoings ("levies") whatsoever whether parliamentary, local or otherwise charged upon the Demised Premises or upon their owner or occupier and a fair proportion of any levies on the Landlord in respect of the Building (except income tax on the rents reserved properly payable by the Landlord and any levy occasioned by any dealing with the reversion immediately expectant on this Lease).

To pay Outgoings. To pay all rates, taxes, duties, charges, assessments, impositions and outgoings ("levies") whatsoever whether parliamentary, local or otherwise charged upon the Demised Premises or upon their owner or occupier and a fair proportion of any levies on the Landlord in respect of the Building (except income tax on the rents reserved properly payable by the Landlord and/or the Superior Landlord and any levy occasioned by any dealing with the reversion immediately expectant on this Lease).

To pay Outgoings. To pay all rates, taxes, duties, charges, assessments, impositions and outgoings ("leviesLEVIES") whatsoever whether parliamentary, local or otherwise charged upon the Demised Premises or upon their owner or occupier occupier; and a all fair proportion proportions of any levies on the Landlord in respect of the Building (except income tax on the rents reserved properly payable by the Landlord and any levy occasioned by any dealing with the reversion immediately expectant on this Lease).