Late availability Sample Clauses
The "Late availability" clause defines the terms and conditions under which a product, service, or resource may be delivered or made accessible later than originally scheduled. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for notifying the affected party of the delay, any permissible grace periods, and potential remedies or penalties for late delivery. For example, it may specify that if a supplier cannot provide goods by the agreed date, they must inform the buyer in writing and may be subject to a reduction in payment or other consequences. The core function of this clause is to manage expectations and responsibilities in the event of delays, thereby reducing disputes and providing a clear framework for addressing late availability.
Late availability. If the leased space is not available on the agreed commencement date of the lease due to the fact that the leased space is not ready on time, the previous lessee has not vacated the leased space on time or the lessor has not yet obtained the statutory licences, the lessee will not owe rent or the amounts for additional supplies and services until the date on which the leased space is made available, and its other obligations and the agreed terms will be postponed accordingly. The date of the rent indexation will remains unaltered.
Late availability. If the leased property is not available on the commencement date as referred to in clause 3.1 of the lease because the leased property was not finished in time, because the previous occupier did not vacate the leased property in time or because the Lessor did not yet obtain the required government permits, the Lessee will not owe any rent nor any service charges until the date when the leased property is made available to the Lessee, and its other obligations and the contractually agreed dates will also be deferred correspondingly.
Late availability. The landlord is obliged to make the rented housing available to the tenant on the tenancy commencement date referred to in article 3.1 of the tenancy agreement.
Late availability. If the leased property is not available on the agreed start date of the lease because the leased property has not been completed on time, the preceding user has not vacated the leased property on time or the lessor has not yet obtained the government licences/permits to be arranged for by it, the lessee will not owe any rent or fees for additional supplies and services until the date on which the leased property is made available to it, and its other obligations and the agreed periods will be postponed accordingly. The rent indexation date remains unchanged.
Late availability. If the Leased Space is not available on the agreed effective date of the Lease, because the Leased Space was not ready on time, the previous user did not vacate the Leased Space on time, or if Lessor did not yet receive permits from the authorities, Lessee does not owe rent or fees for supplies and services until the date when the Leased Space is available for Lessee. All other obligations and agreed terms will be deferred accordingly. The rent indexation date remains unaltered.
Late availability a. There may also be additional charges at your accommodation for certain facilities.
b. If travelling on a late availability holiday where car hire is included, extra charges will be incurred for the purchase of the Loss Damage Waiver Insurance package payable in resort.