Renegotiated definition

Renegotiated means a change in the lease agreement which

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Renegotiated means a change in the leasehold agreement, other than one specifically required by the terms of the agreement it- self, which alters:

Renegotiated means a change in the lease agreement which changes the agreed time of possession, restrictions on use, the rate of the cash rental or of any other consideration payable by the lessee to or for the benefit of the lessor, other than any such change required by the terms of the lease or agreement. In addition "renegotiated" means a continuation of possession by the lessee beyond the date when, under the terms of the lease agreement, the lessee had the right to vacate the premises without any further liability to the lessor.

Examples of Renegotiated in a sentence

• In no event shall WinStar be responsible for any minimum revenue or volume commitments under a Renegotiated Backbone Agreement beyond such commitments agreed to by WinStar prior the Effective Date.

• WinStar's pro-rata share will be determined by dividing the then current WinStar Circuit or billing volumes by the total new Circuit or billing volume under the Renegotiated Backbone Agreement.

• Renegotiated fees are subject to approval by County's Board of County Commissioners.

• The parties will work together to identify the Circuits related to each Backbone Agreement and, after assignment, minimum revenue or volume commitments of WinStar, if any, associated with the Assumed Backbone Agreements and Renegotiated Backbone Agreements.

• CDWR, the AG, the CPUC, and the CEOB each stipulate and agree that CDWR shall have no right to demand collateral or margining from EPME on account of or as a consequence of effectuating the reduction in price set forth in the Renegotiated Contract.

• Nothing in the above releases shall constitute a limitation to, or waiver of, any right to enforce any obligation or pursue any remedy provided under this Agreement (including the enforcement of the releases provided by the Parties hereunder), the Renegotiated Contract, the Stipulated Judgment, the FERC Settlement Agreement, any Security Document, or any other document delivered hereunder.

• Renegotiated items will be printed and distributed following agreement by the parties.

• Nothing contained in Paragraph 5.6(j) of this Agreement shall create or be deemed to create in favor of any of Settling Claimant any rights, express or implied, with respect to the Original Contract or Renegotiated Contract that did not exist prior to the date of this Agreement .

• It is further agreed that, in the event of any future challenges to the Renegotiated Contract for any other reason, the Parties will not dispute the applicability, as to the Parties, of the public interest standard as that term has been defined and interpreted under the Federal Power Act and the cases of United Gas Pipe Line Co. v.

• This Agreement does not release Claims that the El Paso Releasors have asserted or may assert against any Party or their Releasees for monies owed under the Original Contract (until such time as the Renegotiated Contract is in effect).

More Definitions of Renegotiated

Renegotiated means a Contract amendment that provides for an increase in Salary and/or Unlikely Bonuses.

Renegotiated means a continuation of possession by the lessee

Renegotiated means a change in the lease agreement which changes the agreed time of possession, restrictions on use, the rate of the cash rental or of any other consideration payable by the lessee to or for the benefit of the lessor, other than any such change

Renegotiated means a change in the lease agreement which 30 changes the agreed time of possession, restrictions on use, the rate of 1 the cash rental or of any other consideration payable by the lessee to 2 or for the benefit of the lessor, other than any such change required 3 by the terms of the lease or agreement except that a lease for ten 4 years or longer that calls for changes in rent on a set schedule of at 5 least every five years shall be considered a renegotiated lease, if the 6 change in rent is based on a standard state or federal index such as 7 the consumer price index. In addition "renegotiated" shall mean a 8 continuation of possession by the lessee beyond the date when, under 9 the terms of the lease agreement, the lessee had the right to vacate 10 the premises without any further liability to the lessor.