Landlords means the landlords under the Leases.
Landlords means anyone owning an interest in the Property, whether freehold or leasehold, entitling them to possession of it upon the termination or expiry of the Tenancy and anyone who subsequently owns the Property.
Landlords means the owner of the Hotel(s) set forth on Exhibit B.
Examples of Landlords in a sentence
This relationship employs us to act as their agents and treat all parties, both Tenants and Landlords, honestly, fairly, and in good faith.
The Landlord's responsibility for repairs is limited to the insurance proceeds available for reconstruction.
Any change in the above-mentioned purpose(s) of the Premises shall only be permitted upon the Landlord's prior written consent.
A standard annual charge will be made for this work and the Agent may charge reasonable administration expenses for further work requested by the Landlord, the Landlord's accountant or the HMRC in connection with such tax liabilities.
Landlords should be aware that any tenancy agreement entered into on the Landlord's behalf is a binding legal agreement for the term agreed.
More Definitions of Landlords
Landlords means the landlords under the Leases;
Landlords means the landlords under the Leases as described on Exhibit “C” attached hereto (as amended from time to time).
Landlords means [ ] Limited, incorporated under the Companies Acts (Registered Number [ ]) and having their Registered Office at [ ];
Landlords means the lessors under the Real Property Leases, as identified in Schedule 2D.
Landlords means the parties signatory as Landlords to the Leases.
Landlords. Means the landlord(s) listed in clause 2 of this Agreement as being the joint or sole landlord of the Property, and their successors in title from time to time.
Landlords means the owner of the Hotel(s) set forth on Schedule D.