Examples of Rental Facilities in a sentence
The Renter must disclose the purpose for which Rental Facilities will be used.
Lessee hereby indemnifies and holds Heathcote and Heathcote’s Directors, officers and employees harmless from and against and with respect to any and all losses or Damages incurred by Lessee or Lessee’s principals, guests, invitees, attendees or to the Gardens which arise out of or are in any way related to the Rental Facilities Lease or the use of the Gardens for the event, wedding or wedding and reception.
Upon obtaining the prior written consent of the Lessor, the Tenant may sublet Rental Facilities to its affiliated companies and / or business partners (called be the “Sublessee”), provided that the Tenant shall give at least 15 Business Days prior notice to the Lessor about the situation of the Sublessee (including but not limited to, its relationship with the Tenant, the business content, assets, etc.).
The Building Official may grant owners of Rental Units and Rental Facilities provisional approval to let for rent or occupancy their rental facility or unit, as the case may be, while formal issuance of Rental Facility License or Rental Unit Registration Certificate is pending, provided that all requirements for issuance of the Certificate of Rental Facilities License or Rental Unit Registration are satisfied.
This Agreement may be terminated at any time by the FACILITY for any failure by Caterer to comply with any term or covenant of this Agreement (or any of the guidelines or policies set forth in the Rental Facilities Policy.
Suggestion that the Trails Society could pursue getting permission from owner for alternate trail avoiding lawn and pond area.Discussion about proceeding with development of Wesley.
For the Sublessee’s act relating to Rental Facilities, the Tenant shall perform its obligations and assume its responsibilities in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement and the “Build to Suit and Pre-Lease Agreement” to the Lessor.
For the purposes of this Chapter, great damage to Buildings and Venues or Rental Facilities (“Great Damage”) shall mean that an incident will inevitably cause serious damage of Buildings and Venues or Rental Facilities or seriously reduce their real value, or cause the Tenant to be unable to normally use Rental Facilities, or pose a threat to property or safety of life of the Tenant or its personnel.
In the case of occurrence of incident that may cause great damage to Buildings and Venues or Rental Facilities, the Tenant shall give a written or oral notice to the Lessor about the nature or description of such incident immediately (not more than eight hours) after the time of such occurrence.
The Rental Facilities of which the Lessor is responsible for the construction are used for industrial purposes, rather than as a residence or commercial purposes.