Death of a Party. 15.1 If the Contract Rearer dies during the period of this agreement, this agreement will terminate as from the date of the death. The Owner shall remove any Replacement Heifers then present on the lands within 7 days and the Personal Representatives of the Contract Rearer shall be paid any monies due to the Contract Rearer on foot of this agreement.
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Death of a Party. 17.1 If the Share Xxxxxx dies during the period of the agreement, this agreement will terminate as from the date of death except that the Landowner shall be at liberty to employ another contractor to complete the obligations of the Share Xxxxxx hereunder in respect of any crop that has been planted in which case the personal representatives of the Share Xxxxxx shall be entitled to any monies due to the Share Xxxxxx from the sale of that crop in accordance with this agreement less the cost of the services of the said contractor.
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Death of a Party. In the event of the death of either party, the rights of the surviving party shall be determined in accordance with the laws of [State], without regard to this Agreement, unless otherwise provided herein.
Death of a Party. The submission to arbitration shall not be withdrawn or affected by the death of either of the parties pending a final award, but the personal representative of the deceased party shall be deemed to be a party to the reference or submission made by this Section 9, in spite of any rule of law to the contrary.
Death of a Party. A lease terminable at the will of the landlord and tenant is terminated upon the death (or incapacity) of either party upon delivery of written notice to the other of such death (or incapacity). Although written notice is not required to terminate a tenancy at will or at sufferance upon the death of either party, if the landlord desires to terminate the lease upon the death of the tenant, the landlord must file and prosecute against the tenant an unlawful detainer action. In the absence of a provision to the contrary contained in the lease, a lease for a fixed term is not terminable or terminated upon the death of either party. Insolvency or bankruptcy of tenant. In light of the “automatic stay” imposed on a bankrupt’s financial and legal affairs, as long as a tenant has an interest in a lease a landlord may not, without prior bankruptcy court approval, recover possession of the bankrupt tenant’s premises or evict the tenant therefrom. The trustee in bankruptcy must, however, accept or reject a bankrupt’s leases within a certain period of time (which period varies according to the nature of the property and the bankruptcy filing). If the trustee fails to do so within the specified time-frame, the lease is deemed rejected. While the trustee decides whether to reject or confirm the lease, the landlord may petition the bankruptcy court for relief from the automatic stay (which requires a showing of either inadequate protection or both that the tenant lacks equity in the premises and the lease is not essential to the reorganization). During that time, the court may enforce specific lease provisions, including, without limitation, provisions regarding payment of rent and maintenance of the premises. A lease is generally breached if a trustee rejects it. After rejection, the landlord can proceed with unlawful detainer proceedings to recover possession. In addition, as soon as a plan of reorganization is filed and the automatic stay is removed, the landlord may employ remedies for defaults which occurred after the bankruptcy petition. Insolvency or bankruptcy of landlord. A trustee’s power to reject leases entered into by a now bankrupt landlord is limited to: leases that would not, under federal bankruptcy law, be binding on a bona fide purchaser; situations where rejection would provide substantial benefit to the bankrupt’s estate and other creditors. If the trustee elects to reject a lease, the tenant may treat the lease as terminated or may remain in possessi...
Death of a Party. 77.1 In the event that the Share Farmer dies during the period of This Agreement, the Agreement will terminate as from the date of the Share Xxxxxx'x death.
Death of a Party. 16.1 In the event of the death of a Party, the other Parties shall include the legal heirs in the Consortium and those legal heirs shall unconditionally agree in writing to all terms of the present Consortium Agreement.
Death of a Party. If the primary member on the account dies, the account will be closed as soon as we are made aware of the primary member’s death. If two or more parties survive the primary member, then separate checks, in equal shares, will be made payable to the surviving parties. If only one party survives the primary member, a check will be made payable to the sole surviving party. If a party other than the primary member on the account dies, the account will continue as a joint account if there are additional parties on the account. If the primary member is the sole surviving party on the account, the account will become an individual ownership account.
