Common use of DELAY OF POSSESSION Clause in Contracts

DELAY OF POSSESSION. 31) It is understood that if the Tenant shall be unable to enter into and occupy the premises hereby leased at the time above provided, by reason of the said premises not being ready for occupancy, or by reason of the holding over of any previous occupant of said premises, or as a result of any cause or reason beyond the direct control of the Landlord, the Landlord shall not be liable in damages to the Tenant therefor, but during the period of the Tenant shall be unable to occupy said premises as hereinbefore provided, the rental therefor shall be abated and the Landlord is to be the sole judge as to when the premises are ready for occupancy.

DELAY OF POSSESSION. 31) It is understood that if the Tenant shall be unable to enter into in and occupy the premises hereby leased at the time above provided, by reason of the said premises not being ready for occupancy, or by reason of the holding over of any previous occupant of said premises, or as a result of any cause or reason beyond the direct control of the Landlord, the Landlord shall not be liable in damages to the Tenant therefortherefore, but during the period of the Tenant shall be unable to occupy said premises as at hereinbefore provided, the rental therefor shall be abated and the Landlord is to be the sole judge as to when the premises are ready for occupancy.

DELAY OF POSSESSION. 31) It is understood that if the Tenant shall be unable to enter into and occupy the premises hereby leased at the time above provided, by reason of the said premises not being ready for occupancy, or by reason of the holding over of any previous occupant of said premises, or as a result of any cause or reason beyond the direct control of the Landlord, the Landlord shall not be liable in to damages to the Tenant therefor, but during the period of the Tenant shall be unable to occupy said premises as hereinbefore provided, the rental therefor shall be abated and the Landlord is to be the sole judge as to when the premises are ready for occupancy.

DELAY OF POSSESSION. 31) It is understood that if the Tenant shall be unable to enter into in and occupy the premises hereby leased Leased Premises at the time above provided, by reason of the said premises Leased Premises not being ready for occupancy, . or by reason of the holding over of any previous occupant of said premisesthe Leased Premises, or as a result of any cause or reason beyond the direct control of the Landlord, the Landlord shall not be liable in damages to the Tenant therefortherefore, but during the period of the Tenant shall be unable to occupy said premises the Leased Premises as hereinbefore provided, the rental therefor rent therefore shall be abated and the Landlord is to be the sole judge as to when the premises Leased Premises are ready ready' for occupancy.

DELAY OF POSSESSION. 31) It is understood that if the Tenant shall be unable to enter into and occupy the demised premises hereby leased at the time above provided, by reason of the said demised premises not being ready for occupancy, or by reason of the holding over of any previous occupant of said demised premises, or as a result of any cause or reason beyond the direct control of the Landlord, the Landlord shall not be liable in damages to the Tenant therefor, but during the period of the Tenant shall be unable to occupy said demised premises as hereinbefore provided, the rental therefor shall be abated and the Landlord is to be the sole judge as to when the demised premises are ready for occupancy.