Existing Space definition
Examples of Existing Space in a sentence
Existing Space is comprised of approximately 103,263 rentable square feet more particularly described in the Ninth Amendment and on the Premises Schedule attached as Schedule 1 to the Eleventh Amendment (the "Premises Schedule").
The Base Year for the purpose of calculating the Operating Costs shall remain calendar year 1998 and shall be applicable to both the Expansion Space and the Existing Space.
Accordingly, it is the intent of the parties that Lessor will not assume or retain responsibility for the condition of the Land or the Improvements or for any obligations undertaken by the lessor/owner pursuant to the Existing Space Leases.
The foregoing provisions of this subparagraph will not prevent a tenant under an Existing Space Lease executed prior to the Effective Date from using the space covered thereby for purposes expressly authorized by the terms and conditions of such Existing Space Lease.
If surplus furniture is available and left in that portion of the Premises other than the Existing Space, Landlord will make such furniture available to Tenant at no additional cost during the Term of the Lease.