Statutory Consents definition

Statutory Consents means any statutory approvals, consents or licences or permissions required from any local or competent authority to enable the Owner [and/or WD] to carry out and complete the Development and the Griffin Park Redevelopment;

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Statutory Consents means the obtaining of all necessary statutory consents Condition"

Statutory Consents means any statutory approvals, consents, licenses or permissions desirable or required from any local or other applicable authority to enable the Parties lawfully to carry out and complete the Construction Work and install, connect and operate the Equipment in the Client Space. Statutory Consents includes the approval of any reserved matters under the building permit for the Improvements, any approval from Regulatory Authorities, and any relevant utility supplier.

Examples of Statutory Consents in a sentence

• Start Date The date agreed by the Parties in writing being the date that the Self-Lay Works shall commence; Statutory Consents All consents, licences, permissions and approval of any kind required under any statute or subordinate legislation including planning permission and building regulation approval but excluding any which are made or given under Street Works Legislation.

• Where any Statutory Consent obtained would not be transferrable to the Company, or where the ICP does not have the requisite legal capacity or is otherwise unable to obtain the same, the ICP shall notify the Company and meet the Company’s costs (including professional fees and disbursements), and shall provide reasonable assistance to the Company, in seeking to obtain the said Statutory Consents.

• Before commencement of the Construction Work, Client shall ensure that Building Contractor files all Design Documents, plans and specifications, pay all fees and obtain all Statutory Consents required under Applicable Law to begin the Construction Work.

• The Developer shall be entitled to refuse to implement a Council Variation where it: would materially adversely affect the interest of the Developer in the remainder of the Development; would involve obtaining a further Planning Permission, Statutory Consent(s) or Infrastructure Agreement(s) which is required would delay the carrying out of the SW2 Enterprise Centre Development Works.

• The Surplus Property Development Conditions are: the Building Contracts, Appointments and Warranties (excluding any from the Principal Sub-contractors being entered into in accordance with Schedule 6); all Statutory Consents that are required before beginning the Surplus Property being obtained in accordance with paragraph 2 of Schedule 8.

• Client shall ensure that Building Contractor pays all expenses incurred in connection with the application for Statutory Consents including all expenses incurred by Catalent.

• Client shall ensure that Building Contractor promptly furnishes to Catalent copies of all Statutory Consents required by Applicable Law.

• Client shall ensure that Building Contractor prosecutes the Statutory Consents diligently and Catalent shall cooperate with the prosecution of and join in or execute the applications for Statutory Consents as required by Applicable Law.

• This award is conditional on Dorset County Council as the accountable body ensuring that all Statutory Consents are obtained for individual portfolio elements of the projects and reporting on any element which proves undeliverable.

More Definitions of Statutory Consents

Statutory Consents means the obtaining of all necessary statutory consents "Statutory Requirements" means the requirements from time to time in force by any Act of Parliament or instrument, rule or order made thereunder or of any regulation or bye-law of any local authority or statutory undertaker or supply authority

Statutory Consents means any statutory approvals, consents, licences or permissions required from any local or other competent authority to enable the Developer lawfully to carry out and complete the Developer Works or to reinstate them following their damage or destruction and includes the approval of reserved matters under the Planning Permission;