Common use of Yielding up Clause in Contracts

Yielding up. At the expiry of the Term: (a) yield up the Premises decorated and repaired in accordance with this Lease with vacant possession having removed all lettering, signage, or characters showing Party B’s name from the Development and/or the Premises and any doors, walls or windows in the Premises (making good any damage caused by such removal to Party A’s reasonable satisfaction); (b) unless otherwise agreed by the parties, to yield up the Premises in the same structural condition as approved by party A under Article 3.2 without the need to reinstate the Premises (including the mezzanine floor built or to be built by Party B to the building erected thereon) to their original condition; and (c) to surrender to Party A all keys of the Premises and supply to party A any access codes to all entrances and a copy of the operating instructions of any security system for the Premises

Yielding up. At the expiry of the TermTerm : (a) to yield up the Premises decorated and repaired in accordance with this Lease with vacant possession having removed all lettering, signage, or characters showing Party B’s name from the Development and/or the Premises and any doors, walls or windows in the Premises (making good any damage caused by such removal to Party A’s reasonable satisfaction); (b) unless otherwise agreed by the parties, to yield up the Premises in the same structural condition as approved by party Party A under Article 3.2 without the need to reinstate the Premises (including the mezzanine floor built or to be built by Party B to the building erected thereon) to their original condition; and (c) to surrender to Party A all keys of the Premises and supply to party Party A any access codes to all entrances and a copy of the operating instructions of any security system for the Premises.