Restricted Lease definition

Restricted Lease means any Lease that restricts (pursuant to any or all of the provisions of the Lease itself, the prospectus governing the Lease, a Certificate, a settlement order, a consent decree, or other instrument) the amount of the increase in base rent that the landlord may impose on the tenant under such Lease, and that affects any lot that is listed on the Rent Roll but not identified on the Rent Roll as “market” in the column entitled “lease type” or as “Vacant” in the column entitled “Tenant Name”.

Restricted Lease means any lease of real or personal property other than a lease which would be classified as a capital lease;

Restricted Lease means any lease to which a Chargor is a party which would be breached, if the consent of the relevant landlord and any other relevant party was not obtained prior to such lease becoming subject to any security interest created pursuant to this Deed;

Examples of Restricted Lease in a sentence

• For information regarding the Restricted Residential Ground Leases (" Restricted Lease"), please refer to the Restricted Residential Ground Lease document available from Faculty Staff Housing or the Faculty Staff Housing website at fsh.stanford.edu.

• The amount that Stanford will pay will be the lesser of (1) a value capped by an annual rate of appreciation, which is set at the time of purchase or (2) a value that reflects current market conditions of residential homes in the area and adjusted to reflect the restrictions of the Restricted Lease.

• You should read the text of the Restricted Lease carefully before considering purchasing a leasehold interest in a home that will have a Restricted Lease.

• The Restricted Lease may not be extended or renewed, so future financing options will be limited.

• If an active Eligible Person dies while married and living with his or her spouse or living with his or her Domestic Partner who is acknowledged in the Restricted Lease as a Surviving Partner, then the Surviving Partner is permitted to continue to reside at the property as his or her principal place of residence until the earlier of: (a) the termination date of the Restricted Lease or (b) the tenth (10th) anniversary of the Eligible Person's death.

More Definitions of Restricted Lease

Restricted Lease as defined in Section 7.3.3.

Restricted Lease means any lease of real or personal property other than a capital lease.

Restricted Lease means any store lease of the Borrower or any Subsidiary which prohibits the grant by the Borrower or such Subsidiary to the Bank of a security interest in inventory or equipment (including fixtures) located at the property which is the subject of such lease.

Restricted Lease means any lease to which the Chargor is a party which would be breached, if the consent of the relevant landlord and any other relevant party was not obtained prior to such lease becoming subject to any security interest created pursuant to this Deed;

Restricted Lease means any lease of any property, but excluding the Leases, by Borrower or such subsidiary as lessee, other than any such lease under which Borrower or such Subsidiary is the lessor.

Restricted Lease means any lease for real property other than a Capitalized Lease Obligation with an initial lease term (as defined under GAAP) (or a term that is extendable or renewable at either party's option for a total lease term) of three years or more from the date of creation thereof.

Restricted Lease means any lease for real property other than a Capitalized Lease Obligation with an initial lease term (as defined under GAAP) (or a term that is extendable or renewable at either party’s option for a total lease term) of one year or more from the date of creation thereof.