Common use of Tenant's Improvements Clause in Contracts

Tenant's Improvements. The value of tenant's improvements losses will be based on replacement cost, without a deduction for depreciation, if repaired or replaced at "your" expense within a reasonable time. The value of tenant's improvements losses will be based on a portion of "your" original cost if not repaired or replaced within a reasonable time. This portion is determined as follows:

Tenant's Improvements. The value of tenant's improvements losses will be is based on replacement cost, without a deduction for depreciation, the actual cash value if repaired or replaced at "your" your expense within a reasonable time. The value of tenant's improvements losses will be is based on a portion of "your" your original cost if not repaired or replaced within a reasonable time. This portion is determined as follows:

Tenant's Improvements. a. The value of tenant's improvements losses will be based on replacement cost, without a deduction for depreciation, if repaired or replaced at "your" expense within a reasonable time. The value of tenant's improvements losses will be based on a portion of "your" original cost if not repaired or replaced within a reasonable time. This portion is determined as follows:.

Tenant's Improvements. The value of tenant's tenants’ improvements losses will be based on replacement cost, without a deduction for depreciation, if repaired or replaced at "your" expense within a reasonable time. The value of tenant's improvements losses will be is based on a portion of "your" your original cost if not repaired or replaced within a reasonable time. This portion is determined as follows: