Make Good. Subject to clause 3.6 and Fair Wear and Tear, to make good any damage caused to the Premises and/or the Furniture and the Inclusions by the Tenant or Tenant's Employees.
Make Good. The Contractor must make good at its own cost any loss or damage to the Works, materials or plant to the extent that it is responsible for those Works, materials or plant under 2.7.1.
Make Good. Make Good or Making Good means to restore new or existing work that has been rejected by the Consultant, damaged, cut, or patched. In addition, Make Good or Making Good requires the use of materials identical to the original materials, with visible surfaces matching the appearance of the original surfaces in all details, and with no apparent junctions between restored and original surfaces. Where original materials are not available, the Contractor shall propose substitute materials for review by the Consultant prior to ordering such materials or commencing Making Good. Making Good may require replacement of affected work in whole or in part.
Make Good. If, at the end of the Service Period, Company's content --------- has not, in the aggregate, received total Clicks equal to or greater than the Minimum Guaranteed Clicks, and provided that Company has complied with its obligations hereunder, Netscape will, at its discretion: (i) continue to link the Results Page to the Jump Pages as specified in Section 3 beyond the end of the Service Period until such time as the Minimum Guaranteed Clicks have been achieved, or (ii) deliver to Company a program of equivalent value as a remedy for the shortfall in Clicks. The remedy set forth in this Section 5.3 shall be Company's sole and exclusive remedy, and Netscape's sole and exclusive obligation, regarding Netscape's obligation set forth in Section 5.2 in the event, by the end of the Service Period, the Minimum Guaranteed Clicks have not been achieved.
Make Good. (a) The Company projects that it will produce at least 60,000 ounces of gold (the “Production Target”) in its fiscal years ending December 31, 2010 and 2011 combined. The Company acknowledges that the Placement Agent and the Investors are making their investment decision and valuation of the Company based in part based upon these projections.
Make Good. E.7.1. The Contractor must make good any damage to services, the building, equipment, furniture, fittings or any other item.
Make Good. If, at the end of the Premier Period, Premier Provider's content has not, in the aggregate, received total Exposures equal to or greater than the Minimum Guaranteed Exposures, and provided that Premier Provider has complied with its obligations hereunder, Netscape will: [******************************************************************************* ******************************************************************************** ******************************************************************************** ******************************************************************************** *************************************************************].
Make Good. In the event that Sponsor is granted a marketing benefit or activation that is no longer available due to reasons, including but not limited to a Life Time club location closure, event cancellation, changes in corporate policies, Sponsor will be offered an opportunity of similar value (a “Make Good”) or a pro-rated refund or credit for services paid for by Sponsor but not yet rendered or performed by Life Time at the time of the Life Time club closure. Sponsor may decide to accept the Make Good or take the pro-rated refund or credit in its sole discretion. In the event of a make-good, Life Time and Sponsor will execute an Addendum to this Agreement; the All terms and conditions of this Agreement shall apply to any future addendums.
Make Good. Before the last day of the Term or the earlier termination of this Licence, the Operator must at its own cost:
Make Good. At the end of the lease, the tenant is required to vacate the Premises leaving them clean, in good repair, excepting fair wear and tear and in the same condition as when the Tenant took occupancy of the premises, not including any alterations or improvements.
