Ground Lessor Estoppel definition

Ground Lessor Estoppel means an estoppel certificate executed by a Ground Lessor substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit C.
Ground Lessor Estoppel means, as to a Ground Lease, an estoppel from the ground lessor thereunder for the benefit of Lessee, its successor and assigns, lenders and rating agencies, in substantially the form of Exhibit J attached to the Agreement to Lease.
Ground Lessor Estoppel means an estoppel agreement from the Ground Lessor under a Ground Lease for the benefit of the Tower Operator, its successors and assigns, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to Acquiror and the Tower Operator.

Examples of Ground Lessor Estoppel in a sentence

  • If a Ground Lessor returns an executed Ground Lessor Estoppel to such Seller (or objects thereto), such Seller shall promptly deliver to the Buyer, or make available on such Seller’s transaction website, a copy of such executed Ground Lessor Estoppel following such Seller’s receipt of such Ground Lessor Estoppel.

  • Landlord shall have received a Ground Lessor Estoppel Certificate and, if applicable, a Fee Mortgagee Estoppel Certificate, for each Ground Lease Property.

  • In the event Purchaser is unable to obtain all of the provisions in the document set forth on Exhibit D signed by the Ground Lessor, Seller shall use its best efforts and diligently cooperate with Purchaser, to obtain most of the provisions in the document set forth on Exhibit D, as modified with Purchaser’s input with respect to the form and content of such Ground Lessor Estoppel.

  • The Ground Lessor Estoppel shall be in a form reasonably acceptable to Purchaser.

  • Seller acknowledges that a Ground Lessor Estoppel duly executed and delivered by the appropriate Ground Lessor (each an “Outstanding Estoppel”) has not been received on or prior to Closing for the Tower Sites listed on the attached Exhibit A (each an “Outstanding Estoppel Site”).


More Definitions of Ground Lessor Estoppel

Ground Lessor Estoppel means an estoppel certificate from the lessor under the Ground Lease in the form acceptable to Lender in its sole discretion.
Ground Lessor Estoppel as defined in Section 5.11.
Ground Lessor Estoppel means a written statement executed by the City dated within thirty (30) days prior to the Closing in substantially the form and content of EXHIBIT "J " attached hereto.
Ground Lessor Estoppel shall have the meaning set forth in Section 5.1(r) of this Agreement.
Ground Lessor Estoppel means, (i) with respect to a Ground Lease other than the CA/NV Master Lease, an estoppel agreement from the Ground Lessor thereunder, for the benefit of the Tower Operator, its successors and assigns, in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to Crown and the Tower Operator; provided that with respect to any Site in respect of which (a) the T-Mobile Contributors have been given notice that Unison Site Management, LLC, Wireless Capital Partners, LLC, Capital Communications Group, LLC, the respective Affiliates of such Persons or any other Person in a similar wireless communications site acquisition business (each, a “Lease Buyout Firm”) has acquired an interest in or assignment of the ground rent payable under a Ground Lease with respect to such Site (but not the fee simple interest of the related Ground Lessor in such Site) and (b) the T-Mobile Contributors have made ground rent payments under such Ground Lease with respect to such Site to such Lease Buyout Firm, such Lease Buyout Firm shall be deemed the sole Ground Lessor under the Ground Lease for purposes of obtaining a Ground Lessor Estoppel and (ii) with respect to the CA/NV Master Lease, the CA/NV Consent and Acknowledgement.
Ground Lessor Estoppel means an estoppel agreement from the Ground Lessor under a Ground Lease for the benefit of SM its successors and permitted assigns (including, as applicable, the Sale Site Subsidiary), in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to SM and Buyer.
Ground Lessor Estoppel means any estoppel certificates, consents or approvals of the Ground Lessor reasonably determined by Agent to be necessary or desirable in connection with the making of the Loan.