Kitchen Extract Duct definition

Kitchen Extract Duct means the kitchen extract duct [in the riser] shown [edged] [coloured] [Insert colour] on [the Plans] [Plan [Insert number]];]
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Kitchen Extract Duct the kitchen extract duct [in the riser] shown [edged][coloured] [COLOUR] on [the Plans][Plan [NUMBER]];] [“Kitchen Extract Fan” the fan and associated attenuator at the outlet of the Kitchen Extract Duct that Tenant has a right to install on the Plant Area;]
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Examples of Kitchen Extract Duct in a sentence

  • The Tenant must keep the Kitchen Extract Duct, the Kitchen Extract Fan and any grease traps in good and substantial repair and condition and properly maintained and cleaned and, where relevant, emptied using such specialist contractors charging reasonable commercial rates as the Landlord may from time to time specify.

  • The Tenant must pay the costs incurred by the Landlord in carrying out any periodic inspection of the Kitchen Extract Duct, the Kitchen Extract Fan and any grease traps installed pursuant to paragraph 2.1 that is required by the Landlord or its insurers.

  • The Landlord may, at its option, carry out the maintenance, repair, cleaning and, where relevant, emptying of the Kitchen Extract Duct and the Kitchen Extract Fan and grease traps as is required by the Landlord or its insurers at the cost of the Tenant.

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