Adverse Conditions definition

Adverse Conditions means site specific physical conditions with which Cooperative must contend. Adverse Conditions include, but are not limited to, frozen ground, rock, sand, tree roots, extremely muddy conditions, frost (depth typically greater than six inches), significant snow accumulation, and/or areas obstructed in a manner that impedes or prevents normal installation methods. Cooperative will apply additional charges for Adverse Conditions to the entire extension length, including the Footage Allowance.
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Adverse Conditions. If the Premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree which renders them untenantable, Tenant may terminate the Lease or vacate the Premises and rent shall ▇▇▇▇▇ until the Premises are restored to a condition comparable to their prior condition. Landlord shall have the option to repair the Premises and if repairs are not made this Lease shall terminate. If the Premises are damaged only to a degree which does not render them untenantable, Landlord shall repair them as soon as reasonably possible.
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Adverse Conditions means, with respect to any Person, conditions contained in any ruling or order of a Governmental Body that individually or in the aggregate would have, or be likely to have, a Material Adverse Effect on such Person.
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Examples of Adverse Conditions in a sentence

  • Buyer's notice of Alleged Adverse Condition(s) shall include a complete description of each individual condition to which Buyer takes exception (including any and all supporting documentation associated therewith) and the costs which Buyer in good faith attributes to remediating the same.

  • Buyer and Seller shall meet from time to time as necessary in an attempt to mutually agree on a proposed resolution with respect to the Alleged Adverse Condition(s) raised by Buyer.

  • Seller and Buyer shall meet from time to time to attempt to agree on a resolution of Alleged Adverse Conditions.

  • As soon as reasonably practical (and on an ongoing basis), but no later than one hundred twenty (120) Days after the Closing Date (the “Adverse Condition Diligence Review Deadline”), Buyer shall notify Seller of any conditions that might constitute Alleged Adverse Conditions.

  • An action, order or decision of the FCC granting its consent to the assignment of the FCC Licenses to Buyer without any Material Adverse Conditions other than those of general applicability.

  • The Parties shall meet from time to time as necessary in an attempt to agree on a resolution with respect to any outstanding Alleged Adverse Conditions timely raised hereunder.

  • PRODUCER/ARTIST shall not have any liability for any damage or injury caused by such Adverse Conditions.

  • The Parties shall meet from time to time as reasonably necessary in an attempt to agree on a resolution with respect to any outstanding Alleged Adverse Conditions timely raised hereunder.

  • Buyer and Seller shall meet from time-to-time to attempt to agree on resolution with respect to Alleged Adverse Conditions.

  • As soon as reasonably practical (and on an ongoing basis), but in no event later than one hundred eighty (180) Days after Closing, Buyer shall notify Seller of any Properties which are subject to Alleged Adverse Condition(s).