Execution by Lessor Sample Clauses
The 'Execution by Lessor' clause defines the process by which the lessor formally signs and enters into the lease agreement. Typically, this clause specifies that the lease is not binding until the lessor has executed the document, often requiring an authorized representative to sign and date the agreement. This ensures that the lease is only valid and enforceable once the lessor has officially agreed to its terms, thereby preventing misunderstandings about when the contractual obligations begin.
Execution by Lessor. Lessor shall not during the Term enter into, create, place of record, amend, assign, restate, modify, or terminate any Record Agreement or any Other Recorded Document except (A) as reasonably requested by Lessee in writing, or (B) as consented to by Lessee in writing prior to the date of Lessor’s execution thereof.
Execution by Lessor. Lessor shall not during the Lease Term enter into, create, place of record, amend, assign, restate, modify, or terminate any Record Agreement (including any document or instrument creating or governing any of the Easements) or any Other Recorded Document except (A) “Closing Deliveries” pursuant to the Purchase Agreement, (B) as requested by Lessee in writing, or (C) as consented to by Lessee in writing prior to the date of Lessor’s execution thereof.
Execution by Lessor. Submission of this instrument to Tenant, or Tenant's agents or attorneys, for examination or signature does not constitute or imply an offer to lease, reservation of space, or option to lease, and this Lease shall have no binding effect until execution hereof by both Landlord and Tenant.