Common use of Notice to Remedy Breach Clause in Contracts

Notice to Remedy Breach. If the Landlord gives the Tenant written notice requiring the Tenant to rectify any breach of the Tenant's Obligations, the Tenant will ensure compliance within the timescale specified in the notice (which may be immediately). If the Tenant does not comply within the specified timescale, then the Landlord (using workmen if required) shall be entitled to enter the Property on giving 24 hours notice (or no notice in an emergency situation) and carry out all work reasonably necessary to achieve compliance. The Landlord will then be entitled to recharge the proper and reasonable costs of the work that has been done to the Tenant, including callout charges which the Landlord incurs if the Tenant refuses access or fails to keep an appointment after being given proper notice.

Notice to Remedy Breach. If the Landlord gives the Tenant written notice requiring the Tenant to rectify any breach of the Tenant's ’s Obligations, the Tenant will ensure compliance within the timescale specified in the notice (which may be immediately). If the Tenant does not comply within the specified timescale, then the Landlord (using workmen if required) shall be entitled to enter the Property on giving 24 hours notice (or no notice in an emergency situationemergency) and carry out all work reasonably necessary to achieve compliance. The Landlord will then be entitled to recharge the proper and reasonable costs of the work that has been done to the Tenant, including callout charges which the Landlord incurs if the Tenant refuses access or fails to keep an appointment after being given proper notice.

Notice to Remedy Breach. a. If the Landlord gives the Tenant written notice requiring the Tenant to rectify any breach of the Tenant's Obligationsobligations, the Tenant will ensure compliance within the timescale specified in the notice (which may be immediately). If the Tenant does not comply within the specified timescale, then the Landlord (using workmen if required) shall be entitled to enter the Property on giving 24 hours hours’ notice (or no notice in an emergency situation) and carry out all work reasonably necessary to achieve compliance. The Landlord will then be entitled to recharge the proper and reasonable costs of the work that has been done to the Tenant, including callout charges which the Landlord incurs if the Tenant refuses access or fails to keep an appointment after being given proper notice.

Notice to Remedy Breach. If the Landlord gives the Tenant written notice requiring the Tenant to rectify any breach of the Tenant's ’s Obligations, the Tenant will ensure compliance within the timescale specified in the notice (which may be immediately). If the Tenant enant does not comply within the specified timescale, then the Landlord Landlo d (using workmen if required) shall be entitled to enter the Property on giving 24 hours notice (or no notice in an emergency situationemergency) and carry out all work reasonably necessary to achieve compliance. The Landlord will then be entitled to recharge the proper and reasonable costs of the work that has been done to the Tenant, including callout charges which the Landlord incurs if the Tenant refuses access or fails to keep an appointment after being given proper notice.