The Surveyor Sample Clauses
The Surveyor clause designates an individual or entity responsible for inspecting and assessing a property, project, or asset as part of a contractual agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the qualifications required for the surveyor, the scope of their duties, and the process for reporting findings to the relevant parties. By clearly defining who will conduct the survey and how it will be performed, the clause ensures that all parties have a reliable, unbiased assessment, thereby reducing disputes and clarifying responsibilities related to the condition or status of the subject being surveyed.
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The Surveyor. 5.1.1 is to act either as an expert or as an arbitrator (as nominated by the Landlord);
5.1.2 may consider any representations made by the parties, but is not to be bound by such representations; and
5.1.3 must give a determination to the parties within three months of his or her appointment or within such extended period as is reasonable.
The Surveyor is to act as an expert and not as an arbitrator;
The Surveyor. 6.2.1 may at any reasonable time enter upon the Property and the Premises in order to view the state and progress of the Works
6.2.2 may (if he has reasonable grounds for believing that any completed Works have not been carried out in accordance with this schedule) at any time prior to the Certificate Date require the Association (by a written notice addressed to the Association and reciting those grounds) to open up the same for inspection provided that if such inspection shall reveal no failure by the Association to comply with its obligations under this schedule all reasonable additional costs and expenses incurred by the Association in reinstating the same shall be repaid by the Council to the Association on demand
The Surveyor. 8.3.1 The Tenant may not make an application for the appointment of a Surveyor without first notifying the Landlord and allowing the landlord to direct that the Surveyor is to act as an expert.
8.3.2 The Surveyor must be experienced in the letting and valuation of properties of a similar type and in the same region as the Premises.
8.3.3 If the Surveyor dies, or gives up the appointment, or fails to act in accordance with this clause 8, or it becomes apparent that the Surveyor is or will become unable so to act, the landlord and the Tenant may make a further appointment of, or application for, a substitute Surveyor.
8.3.4 The Landlord may before the appointment of the Surveyor by the Landlord and the Tenant or at the time of the application to the President (or other relevant officer) of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, direct that the Surveyor is to act as an expert. If the Landlord does not so direct at that time the review of the Rent will be referred to arbitration with the Surveyor acting as the arbitrator.
The Surveyor. 8.3.1 The Surveyor must have substantial recent relevant experience in the letting and valuation of properties of a similar type and in the same region as the Premises.
8.3.2 If the Surveyor dies, or gives up the appointment, or fails to act in accordance with this CLAUSE 8, or it becomes apparent that the Surveyor is or will become unable so to act, the Landlord and the Tenant may make a further appointment of, or application for, a substitute Surveyor.
8.3.3 The Surveyor shall act as an arbitrator in accordance with the Arbitration Act ▇▇▇▇.
The Surveyor. 21 Determination of revised Rent by the Surveyor ........................................................ 22 Rent pending review .................................................................................. 22