Demising Wall definition

Demising Wall means a wall that separates two adjacent tenants or a tenant from one of the building’s common areas;

Demising Wall. None other than the walls constructed to separate the sewing room area from the office area and warehouse area. Floor: Floor slab to be sealed with two coats of Sonneborne Lapidolith FIRE SPRINKLERS Tenant JJ Landlord JH 45

Demising Wall. One-hour fire-rated wall constructed of gypsum board on metal studs. Wall is insulated to R-11.

Examples of Demising Wall in a sentence

• If the Demising Wall is not complete by March 31, 2013 and the delay is due to University’s failure to promptly complete the work, not due to factors outside University’s control, IDC shall earn a credit equal to $206.25 per day for each day of delay in completion of the Demising Wall beyond March 31, 2013.

• Mall II Buyer and Developer shall agree upon a Final Demising Wall Plan no later than one (1) year after the date of execution of this Agreement.

• In the event that Mall II Buyer and Developer, despite good faith efforts, have not agreed upon an Initial Demising Wall Plan by such date, the same shall constitute a Construction Delay (the duration of which shall be one (1) day for each day after said six (6) month period that the parties shall have failed to agree on an Initial Demising Wall Plan).

• Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, if (i) the Construction Documents do not require the removal of the existing demising wall between the Suite 102 Premises and the Suite 103 Premises (“Demising Wall Removal”) as part of Tenant’s Work, and (ii) the Total Project Costs are less than $196,380.00, then Tenant shall be permitted to use such remaining balance towards Tenant’s cost of the Demising Wall Removal, at such time (if any) that Tenant completes the Demising Wall Removal.

• The following outlines the Company policy in respect of education and training: Where the Company requires employees to obtain training or upgrading as a condition of continued employment, the employee will not suffer any loss of pay.

• Lessee shall be responsible for the maintenance of the newly added portion of the Premises that was formerly known as the Common Area Restrooms, after the construction and completion of the Demising Wall that has been built to separate the Premises from the adjacent tenant’s premises.

• Mall II Buyer and Developer shall agree upon an Initial Demising Wall Plan no later than six (6) months after the date of execution of this Agreement.

• With respect to any other such change, Developer and Mall II Buyer shall reasonably agree on necessary and appropriate changes to be made to the Initial Plans, the Final Construction Drawings and Specs, the Initial Demising Wall Plan, the Final Demising Wall Plan and/or the Mall Improvements in order to comply with the Legal Requirements or obtain the necessary permits, as applicable.

• The Demising Wall shall be a minimum one-hour rated fire wall from floor to ceiling deck.

• Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, if (i) the Construction Documents do not require the removal of the existing demising wall between the Suite 102 Premises and the Suite 103 Premises (“Demising Wall Removal”) as part of Tenant’s Work, and (ii) the Total Project Costs are less than $I96,380.00, then Tenant shall be permitted to use such remaining balance towards Tenant’s cost of the Demising Wall Removal, at such time (if any) that Tenant completes the Demising Wall Removal.

More Definitions of Demising Wall

Demising Wall means a wall that forms part of a Dwelling Unit and is located on or at a boundary line between two adjoining Dwelling Units, that separates said adjoining Dwelling Units, and is used or is intended to be used by the Owners of both properties.

Demising Wall means the approximately 425 foot long wall (presently consisting, in part, of fencing) that partitions the Existing Space from the adjacent premises within the Building whether or not the latter is occupied by another tenant.

Demising Wall shall have the meaning set forth in item 1 of Schedule I hereto.