Occupancy Expenses definition

Occupancy Expenses means base rent, percentage rent, HVAC, utilities, CAM, real estate and use taxes, merchant’s association dues and expenses, rental for furniture, fixtures and equipment (including, without limitation, Store-level point of sale equipment), cash register maintenance, security systems, building alarm service, alarm service maintenance and store trash and snow removal expenses, all of the foregoing as categorized or reflected on Exhibit 4.1 hereto.

Occupancy Expenses means, with respect to the Stores, base rent, percentage rent, HVAC, utilities, CAM, storage costs, real estate and use taxes, Merchant’s association dues and expenses, utilities expenses, cash register maintenance, routine repairs, building maintenance, trash and snow removal, housekeeping and cleaning expenses, local and long-distance telephone and internet/wifi expenses, security (including, without limitation, security systems, courier and guard service, building alarm service and alarm service maintenance), and rental for furniture, fixtures and equipment.

Occupancy Expenses means, with respect to the Stores, base rent, HVAC, utilities, CAM, storage costs, real estate and use taxes, other taxes and licensing fees, Merchant’s association dues and expenses, landlord promotional fees, utilities expenses, point-of- sale systems maintenance, routine repairs, building maintenance, trash and snow removal, housekeeping and cleaning expenses, pest control services, local and long- distance telephone and internet/wifi expenses, security (including, without limitation, security systems, courier and guard service, building alarm service and alarm service maintenance), rental for furniture, fixtures and equipment, and any other categories of expenses at the Stores set forth on Exhibit 4.1(c) attached hereto. Without modifying the foregoing, Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that it shall indemnify and hold harmless Merchant, including with respect to attorneys’ fees, for any breach of a Lease that may occur during the Sale Term, other than an account of rejection thereof under Section 365 of the Bankruptcy Code.

Examples of Occupancy Expenses in a sentence

• Other Expenses from Ordinary Activities 2018 were $175,828 compared to $89,200 in 2017.These variations compared to prior years are mainly due to the re-categorisation of some items of expense taking them from Occupancy Expenses into Other Expenses from Ordinary Activities.Total Expenses 2018 were $509,555 compared to 2017- $490,285 – an increase of $19,270.

• The Agent shall use its reasonable efforts to vacate the Stores no later than 3 days before the end of a calendar month, but in any event, the Agent’s obligations to pay all Expenses, including Occupancy Expenses, for each Store shall continue until the later of (a) the applicable Vacate Date for such Store, or, (b) the 15th day of the calendar month in which the Vacate Date for such Store occurs.

• Fiscal Year ($ in millions)200820072006Cost of Goods Sold and Occupancy Expenses$9,079$10,071$10,266Gross Profit$5,447$ 5,692$ 5,657Cost of Goods Sold and Occupancy Expenses as a Percentage of Net Sales62.5%63.9%64.5%Gross Margin37.5%36.1%35.5%Cost of goods sold and occupancy expenses as a percentage of net sales decreased 1.4 percentage points in fiscal 2008 compared with fiscal 2007.

• Agent’s obligations to pay all Expenses, including Occupancy Expenses, for each Closing Store shall continue until the later of (a) the Sale Termination Date for each such Closing Store, or (b) the 7th day of the calendar month in which the Sale Termination Date for each such Closing Store occurs.

• Insurance includes building, content, fire and liability insurance costs.Item 305 - Insurance Charge to this category any insurance not covered under Minor Object 304 - Occupancy Expenses and Minor Object 317 - Motor Vehicle Maintenance Expense.

More Definitions of Occupancy Expenses

Occupancy Expenses means, with respect to any Lease Premises, all liquidated costs, expenses, obligations and liabilities under or in connection with the applicable Lease payable or paid by any Seller, including any and all mortgage payments, base rent, percentage rent, additional rent, CAM, utilities, Property Taxes and assessments, costs of continuing the level of maintenance and security required by this Agreement, a pro rata portion of insurance (including public liability and casualty insurance) attributable to such Lease or Lease Premises and all other categories of expenses, obligations and liabilities arising or accruing under or in connection with such Lease (whether or not billed by the applicable counterparty to such Lease). For the avoidance of doubt, Occupancy Expenses shall not include any Seller’s costs and expenses of (a) any professionals retained in connection with the Bankruptcy Cases or (b) counsel of any kind except to the extent counsel is retained with respect to a Lease or Owned Real Property and not Sellers’ other operations.

Occupancy Expenses means actual base rent, percentage rent, HVAC, utilities, CAM, storage costs, real estate and use taxes, merchant’s association dues and expenses, personal property leases (including, without limitation, point of sale equipment), cash register maintenance, building maintenance, rental for furniture, fixtures and other equipment, and building insurance relating to the Closing Stores limited on a per diem, per Closing Store basis and limited to those amounts and categories as described on Exhibit 4.1 attached hereto.

Occupancy Expenses means, with respect to the Stores, base rent, percentage rent, HVAC, utilities, CAM, storage costs, real estate and use taxes, other taxes and licensing fees, Merchant’s association dues and expenses, landlord promotional fees, utilities expenses, point-of-sale systems maintenance, routine repairs, building maintenance, trash and snow removal, housekeeping and cleaning expenses, pest control services, local and long- distance telephone and internet/wifi expenses, security (including, without limitation, security systems, courier and guard service, building alarm service and alarm service maintenance), rental for furniture, fixtures and equipment and any other categories of expenses at the Stores set forth on Exhibit 4.1(c) attached hereto.

Occupancy Expenses means percentage rent; CAM; real estate, ad valorem, personal property, and use taxes; insurance; cleaning; trash removal; and, Merchant's association dues and expenses.

Occupancy Expenses means, with respect to the Stores, base rent, percentage rent, HVAC, utilities, CAM, storage costs, real estate and use taxes, Merchant’s association dues and expenses, utilities expenses, cash register maintenance, routine repairs,

Occupancy Expenses means rent, percentage rent, common-area maintenance, landlord promotional fees, real estate and use taxes, HVAC, utilities, telecom/telephone charges, point-of-sale systems maintenance, store security systems, routine repairs and maintenance, taxes and licenses, costs of all local, long-distance, and international telephone, satellite broadband connections, T-1 lines, broadband internet, and other telecommunications services, trash removal (to the extent excluded as a fixed charge component of lease obligation), snow removal, and ordinary course third-party cleanings, pest control services, plus any percentage rent obligations incurred by Merchant under applicable leases or occupancy agreements that are allocable to the sales as part of the Sale during the Sale Term of: (x) Merchandise and (y) Additional Agent Merchandise included in the Sale.

Occupancy Expenses has the meaning assigned to that term in Section 3.3 hereof. “On-Order Merchandise has the meaning assigned to that term in Section 5.1(b) hereof.