Holdover Period definition

Holdover Period means the period following a Change in Control that (a) begins on the date that the Company provides the Executive with written notice that the Company requires the services of the Executive and (b) ends on the date specified in the notice but no later than six months after the date of the Change in Control.

Holdover Period. As defined in Section 1.11(d).

Holdover Period has the meaning set forth in Section 14.2.

Examples of Holdover Period in a sentence

• If any enquiry during the Listing Period results in the Seller accepting a valid offer to purchase during the Listing Period or within the Holdover Period after the expiration of the Listing Period, the Seller agrees to pay the Listing Brokerage the amount of commission set out above, payable within five (5) days following the Listing Brokerage’s written demand therefor.

• The Seller further agrees to pay such commission as calculated above if an agreement to purchase is agreed to or accepted by the Seller or anyone on the Seller’s behalf within days after the expiration of the Listing Period (Holdover Period), so long as such agreement is with anyone who was introduced to the Property from any source whatsoever during the Listing Period or shown the Property during the Listing Period.

• If any enquiry during the Listing Period results in the Seller accepting a valid offer to purchase during the Listing Period or within the Holdover Period after the expiration of the Listing Period, the Seller agrees to pay the Listing Brokerage the amount of Commission set out above, payable within five (5) days following the Listing Brokerage’s written demand therefor.

• If any enquiry during the Listing Period results in the Seller’s accepting a valid offer to purchase during the Listing Period or within the Holdover Period after the expiration of the Listing Period described above, the Seller agrees to pay the Listing Brokerage the amount of commission set out above, payable within five (5) days following the Listing Brokerage’s written demand therefor.

• If Tenant maintains possession of the Premises for any period after the termination of this Lease ("Holdover Period"), Tenant shall pay to Landlord a lease payment for the Holdover Period based on the terms of the following Lease Payments paragraph.

More Definitions of Holdover Period

Holdover Period means, with respect to any Lease Supplement, any period --------------- after a Lease Supplement Termination Date until the reduction of the related Lease Supplement Balance to zero and payment of all other amounts then due and payable by Lessee under the Operative Documents.

Holdover Period has the meaning expressed in Section 2.5.1.

Holdover Period has the meaning set forth in Paragraph 18.

Holdover Period means any period after the Lease Termination Date until the earliest of (i) the sale of the Site pursuant to Section 6.8 of the Lease, (ii) the reduction of the Lease Balance to zero and the payment by Lessee of all Basic Rent, Supplemental Rent and all other amounts then due and payable under the Operative Documents, and (iii) written notice by Agent terminating the Holdover Period pursuant to Section 6.8 of the Lease.

Holdover Period means the period of time following the expiration of the Lease, not to exceed twenty days, in which any personal property of the Lessee remains on the Premises. Lessee agrees that it will continue to maintain, during the Holdover Period, those insurance policies contemplated by Section 8 hereof. 7.

Holdover Period means the period of the Agreement between the expiration of the Initial Term and the termination of the Agreement.

Holdover Period has the meaning given in Clause 9.2.