Exercise of the Rights Sample Clauses

Exercise of the Rights. The Company will use such commercially reasonable efforts as the Standby Guarantors may reasonably request to enforce payment in respect of, or to otherwise ensure the valid exercise of, all Rights purported to be exercised either under the Basic Subscription Privilege or the Additional Subscription Privilege.
Exercise of the Rights. 1.2.1 On the exercise of any rights of entry on to the Premises, the person entering shall give reasonable prior notice (but in the case of entry other than for the purpose of carrying out works no more than 24 hours' notice shall be required) to the Tenant unless the rights need to be exercised in an emergency, cause as little damage and inconvenience as reasonably practicable in the exercise of the rights and make good any physical damage caused to the Premises in the exercise of those rights and the Landlord shall use reasonable endeavours to not disrupt the operation of the business conducted at the Premises and to preserve the privacy and dignity of residents of the Premises.
Exercise of the Rights. 7.1 It is agreed and declared that the Rights shall be exercisable only by the Tenant and invitees to the Tenant’s Property and not by the owner or occupier of any adjoining and neighbouring property and in common with the Council and all others authorised by the Council
Exercise of the Rights. The Corporation will use such commercially reasonable efforts as the Standby Purchasers may reasonably request to enforce payment in respect of, or to otherwise ensure the valid exercise of, all Rights purported to be exercised either under the Basic Subscription Privilege or the Additional Subscription Privilege.
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Exercise of the Rights. 22 3.1 INITIAL EXERCISE PRICE; EXERCISE OF RIGHTS; DETACHMENT OF RIGHTS....................................22 3.2
Exercise of the Rights. In exercising the rights in paragraph 2.1 the person doing so may:
Exercise of the Rights. On the exercise of any rights of entry on to the Premises, the person entering shall give reasonable prior notice to the Tenant unless the rights need to be exercised in an emergency, cause as little damage as reasonably possible and as little inconvenience as reasonably practicable in the exercise of the rights and make good any physical damage caused to the Premises and the Tenant's fixtures and fittings in the exercise of those rights.
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