LENGTH OF FIXED TERM LEASE Sample Clauses

LENGTH OF FIXED TERM LEASE. The lease shall be for a fixed short period of days only, commencing on 20 and terminating on 20 at 24h00.
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LENGTH OF FIXED TERM LEASE. (i) For a lease not exceeding 24 months: 1 February The lease shall be for a fixed period of months only, commencing on 20 *(ii) For a lease exceeding 24 months: This lease shall be for a fixed period of months only, commencing on 20 and terminating on at 12h00, and the following financial benefit to the TENANT has been agreed to between the LANDLORD and TENANT: 31 January and terminating on 20 at 12h00.

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