Examples of Force Majeure Delay Days in a sentence
In no case, other than as may be caused by Force Majeure Delay Days or Tenant Delay Days, shall Landlord take longer than 60 days after agreement thereon to accomplish items on the punchlist.
As used herein, “Completion Abatement Date” means the Estimated Commencement Date plus the number of days of Tenant Delays and the number of Force Majeure Delay Days.
The Term Loan is evidenced by and shall be payable and otherwise be made on the terms set forth in the Term Note made by Borrower to the Lender and on the terms established in this Loan Agreement.
As used herein, “Abatement Date” means the Estimated Delivery Date, plus the number of Tenant Delay Days and the number of Force Majeure Delay Days.
As used herein, “Liquidated Damages Date” means the date on which the Full Abatement Period terminates, plus the number of Force Majeure Delay Days and the number of Tenant Delay Days; and “Force Majeure Delay Days” means any delay in Landlord’s tendering possession of the Premises to Tenant for the reasons specified in Section 25.3 of this Lease.