To Reinstate Sample Clauses

To Reinstate. 3.1 In case the Premises or any part thereof shall at any time during the Term be destroyed or damaged by the Insured Risks so as to be unfit for occupation or use then (unless any monies payable under any policy of the Landlord shall be refused either by reason of any act omission neglect or default of the Tenant any undertenant or their respective employees servants agents independent contractors customers visitors licensees invitees or any other person under the Tenant’s or the undertenant’s control or by reason of any breach of the provisions of paragraph 17 of schedule 4) and subject to the Landlord obtaining all necessary consents licences or approvals as soon as reasonably practicable and when lawful so to do the Landlord will apply all monies received (other than in respect of loss of rent fees demolition site clearance the cost of boarding and propping and any sums paid to the Landlord to indemnify the Landlord for any liability as owner or as landlord of the Premises or otherwise payable on the occurrence of a risk not involving damage to the Premises all of which shall in all circumstances belong to the Landlord) by virtue of such insurance as aforesaid towards making good the damage to the Premises caused by the Insured Risks but this obligation shall be conditional upon the Tenant’s performance of the covenants on the Tenant’s part contained in paragraph 17 of schedule 4 and shall make up out of its own money any shortfall in the insurance money in order to complete such reinstatement
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To Reinstate. In the event of damage to or destruction of the Premises or the Estate (to the extent reasonably required for the beneficial use and occupation of the Premises and the rights granted by this Lease) by any of the Insured Risks then subject to:
To Reinstate. Subject to (1) the provisos to this Sub-Clause, (2) obtaining all necessary planning consents and all other necessary licences, approvals and consents which the Landlord undertakes to use its reasonable endeavours to obtain and (3) receiving from the Tenant the sum or sums referred to in Sub-Clauses 4.5 and 5.16, the Landlord will rebuild and reinstate the Property and the Common Parts or such part or parts thereof as may be damaged or destroyed by any of the Insured Risks with all reasonable speed with such variations as may be necessary or in the Landlord's reasonable opinion desirable having regard to statutory provisions, bye-laws and regulations then in force and any planning approval necessary and building standards and current practice then prevailing and the provisions of Part 5 of the Schedule; and the Landlord will (subject as aforesaid) be obliged to make good out of their own monies any shortfall between such insurance monies and the cost of such rebuilding and/or reinstatement provided that:-
To Reinstate. (a) Subject to any necessary labour and materials being and remaining available, which the Landlord must use reasonable endeavours to obtain as soon as possible to cause all insurance moneys received (except sums received for loss of rent) to be applied in clearing the site and reinstating the Building or the Premises (as the case may be) and to pay any shortfall out of its own moneys save to the extent that shortfall arises due to the failure of the Tenant to comply with its covenants in Schedule 3 paragraph 17 and/or paragraph 1.2 of this Schedule.
To Reinstate. 3.1. Subject to paragraph 3.2 the Owner covenants with the Occupier that if the Building is damaged or destroyed by an Insured Risk the Owner will use reasonable endeavours to reinstate the Building with all due speed applying all insurance monies received (except in respect of Loss of Rent) and all monies received from the Occupier under clause 2.9 in reinstating the Building (but excluding the Occupier’s fixtures and fittings in the Property where the insurers have not accepted the risk) to substantially as it was before the damage (subject to paragraph 3.3) and will make up any shortfall in the cost of reinstating the Building out of its own money (other than the amount of any excess which the Occupier is liable to pay to the Owner pursuant to paragraph 2.7 of this Schedule)
To Reinstate. 15 5.4 Headlease....................................................... 15 5.5 Management of the Property...................................... 13 5.6 Information..................................................... 14
To Reinstate. 5.3.1 In the event of the Demised Premises being destroyed or damaged by any Insured Risk then (subject to clause 6.5) to use all reasonable endeavours to lay out any moneys received under the said policy of insurance (except payments in respect of loss of rent which shall belong to the Landlord absolutely) to reinstate the Demised Premises or such part of it as shall have been so destroyed or damaged
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To Reinstate. 9.4.1 Whenever damage to the Building by the Insured Perils shall have occurred (and subject to the Lessee having notified the Lessors thereof)

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