The Assumptions Sample Clauses
The Assumptions. The Assumptions means:
1.2.1 the assumption that no work has been carried out on the Premises during or prior to the Term by the Tenant that has diminished the rental value of the Premises other than work carried out in compliance with clause 3.8.2.1.
1.2.2 the assumption that if the Premises have been destroyed or damaged they have been fully rebuilt or reinstated.
1.2.3 the assumption that the covenants contained in this Lease on the part of the Tenant have been fully performed and observed.
1.2.4 the assumption that the Premises are available to let by a willing landlord to a willing tenant in the open market by one lease (‘the Hypothetical Lease’) without a premium being paid by either party and with vacant possession.
1.2.5 the assumption that the Premises have already been fitted out and equipped by and at the expense of the incoming tenant so that they are capable of being used by the incoming tenant from the beginning of the Hypothetical Lease for all purposes required by the incoming tenant that would be permitted under this Lease.
1.2.6 the assumption that the Hypothetical Lease contains the same terms as this Lease, except the amount of the Initial Rent, and except any rent free or concessionary period allowed to the Tenant for fitting out the Premises for its occupation and use at the commencement of the Term and including the provisions for rent review on the 5th anniversary of the term commencement date of the Hypothetical Lease.
1.2.7 the assumption that the term of the Hypothetical Lease is equal in length to the Contractual Term and that such terms begins on the Review Date, that the rent commences to be payable on that date and that the years during which the tenant covenants to decorate the Premises are at the same intervals after the beginning of the terms of the Hypothetical Lease as those specified in this Lease.
1.2.8 the assumption that every prospective willing landlord and willing tenant is able to recover VAT in full.
The Assumptions. To develop a SEooC it is necessary to define a set of assumptions to which the SEooC aims. The assumption can be categorized in two mainly classes: the External, related to the reference vehicle target (es E/E architecture, system(s), environment, ..) and the Internal, requirements and safety requirements, related to the application, that are placed on the element by higher levels of design. The assumptions allow the correct integration of the SEooC into a specific Item, this is al- lowed checking the consistency of the assumptions in respect with the specific interfaces of the item. In case of the SEooC assumptions do not fulfill the item requirements is necessary a change(s) to the SEooC or a change(s) to the Item. The assumptions give consistency to the application of the ISO26262 on developing of the ge- neric element(s) during the item integration phase. Application of the tailored ISO26262 safety lifecycle Assumptions Assumed Requirements Assumptions on design external to SEooC (E/E (Safety requirements, Architecture, Systems, ..) functional requirements,..) SEooC Development SEooC SEooC Requirements Design Examples of SEooC: • System, array of systems, a subsystem, like Start & Stop, Electric Propulsion … • System controllers, ECUs • Microcontrollers • Software implementing a communication protocol • AUTOSAR application • Software modules and AUTOSAR basic software modules
The Assumptions
