Return of the Property Sample Clauses
The "Return of the Property" clause requires a party to return any property, materials, or documents belonging to the other party upon the termination or completion of an agreement. This typically applies to items such as confidential documents, equipment, or other assets that were provided for use during the contractual relationship. By specifying the obligation to return these items, the clause ensures that proprietary or valuable property is not wrongfully retained, thereby protecting the interests and assets of the property owner.
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Return of the Property. Upon termination of the Associate’s employment, the Associate shall deliver to the Employer all Records and other property of the Employer, including, without limitation, all equipment, supplies, and instruments, which came into the Associate’s possession during the Associate’s employment and have not been returned to the Employer. Similarly, upon the termination of the Associate’s employment, the Employer shall return to the Associate all documents and property of the Associate which came into the Employer’s possession during the Associate’s employment and have not been returned to the Associate, provided that the Associate has maintained a current list of the Associate’s documents and property and has deposited it with the Employer. Should the Associate request same, the documents and properly returned to the Associate may include the names and records of specific patients whom the Associate treated prior to the Associate’s employment with the Employer. The Associate shall ensure that copies of all of these names and records are provided to the Employer upon initiation of the Associate’s employment with the Employer.
Return of the Property a. In every case in which, according to this Agreement, the Lessor is entitled to return the Property to himself, the Lessee undertakes that the Property be returned the Lessor in the condition it was on the Property’s delivery date taking in account the changes and additions done by the Lessee after reception of the Lessor’s approval, except for wear from natural and/or reasonable use, which is not according to this Agreement, the Lessee’s responsibility, and to repair at his expense, any defect, impairment, breakdown or damage incurred to the Property for the fulfillment of his said undertaking, all that not later than the time in which the Lessor is entitled to receive the Property as aforesaid.
b. The Lessee undertakes to evacuate the Property immediately on the leasing period’s expiry date and/or the end of the Option period or prior to that as said in the following section 18 and to return to the Lessor the exclusive possession of the Property free of any person, and object that does not belong to the Lessor, and in the state that it was in at the delivery of the holding in the Property, apart from reasonable wear as specified in the above section 16a.
c. The parties see the Property’s evacuation and the transfer of the possession on the Property free of any person and object immediately at the lease period’s end or at a prior date, as said in the following section 18 a fundamental condition of this Agreement and fix, after a careful evaluation, the sum equal to 1,600 NIS per day as agreed upon indemnity for the damage caused to the Lessor for every day of delay in the Property’s evacuation and the transfer of the possession of the Property, free of any person, and object. A delay of up to 3 days will not be deemed as a breach of the Agreement. The aforesaid does not derogate from or contradict any additional right and/or remedy that are available to the Lessor by this Agreement and/or by law and especially a claim to evacuate and/or expulsion in a summary legal procedure.
Return of the Property. 10.1 When this contract is due, Party B is required to keep the Property in an intact and well-used status and return it to Party A.
10.2 Party B is not required to recover the Property as for the reconstruction of the Property according to this contract or with the consent of Party A as well as normal damages and defects of houses and equipment within the Property.
Return of the Property. (1) The tenant has to relegate the property into its original state- in case of structural alterations- when the tenancy ends. The tenant has to pay, on the landlord's request, the amount of money for a deconstruction estimated by an architect instead of a construction on the part of the tenant. Besides, the tenant has to give back the property in the state corresponding to the fulfilment of his duties regulated in Section 8 Paragraph 3.
(2) The tenant has to give back the property clean swept when the tenancy ends. All keys have to be given back to the landlord for free, also the keys that were made at the expenses of the tenant.
(3) The landlord has the right to open the property, get it cleaned and repaired if needed by a professional company and make new locks and keys at the expenses of the tenant. This is valid if the tenant does not fulfil his incumbent duties after an effectless period of grace connected with a refusal menace on the part of the landlord.
(4) If the tenant does not leave the property in time he is reliable for all damages caused through this. The landlord can claim up to 3 monthly rents as compensation without supplying evidence of the causal connection between the behaviour of the tenant and the occurred damage. Further claims on the part of the landlord that need proof remain unaffected hereof. The tenant has to prove if there was no damage at all or if the damage was of much lower amount.
(5) Rebuildings and fixtures which were not removed belong to the landlord afterwards without any compensation payment for the tenant.
(6) Outdoor advertising has to be removed at the expenses of the tenant until the return of the property. The landlord or a third party are able to make necessary reparations at the expenses of the tenant after an appropriate appointment of time and a period of grace connected with a refusal menace, if the tenant does not fulfil his duty or not in time.
(7) The tenant has to tolerate the application of tenancy posters onto windows or other appropriate locations and to permit inspections of interested tenancy parties during the last 3 months of the tenancy.
Return of the Property. 12.1 Upon the termination of this Agreement shall be the Property handed over to the Lessor in the state as at the beginning of the lease under this Agreement with permissible deviations from the original state of the Property resulting from:
(a) structural changes made by the Lessee in accordance with Article IX., clause 9.1 hereof, and/or
(b) usual wear and tear. After the inspection of the Property at the time of the hand-over to the Lessor a handover protocol shall be mutually agreed and signed by the Lessor and the Lessee, in which the state as well as all defects of the Property shall be recorded.
12.2 If the Property is returned later than stipulated above due to the Lessee’s fault, the Lessee shall pay a contractual penalty in the amount of the double daily Rent. The Lessor shall not be entitled to request any unjust enrichment from the Lessee and if it raises such request against the Lessee, the amount of the contractual penalty which the Lessee is obliged to pay hereunder, or has paid, decreases by the amount claimed by the Lessor as an unjust enrichment. If the Lessee already paid the contractual penalty, the claim of the Lessor for the unjust enrichment shall be set-off against the claim of the Lessee against the Lessor for returning of the relevant amount of the contractual penalty. Furthermore, the Lessee shall be obliged to pay the Park management fee as stated in Article VI. hereof.
12.3 Unless agreed otherwise, upon the termination of this Agreement the Lessee shall remove all machinery and mechanical installations and pieces of equipment brought in and owned by the Lessee at his own expense.
Return of the Property. At the time of termination of this Agreement.
Return of the Property. The Vendor and its Employee agrees that, immediately upon the termination or during the period of employment hereunder if so requested by the Company, the Employee will return all Company’s Physical materials, apparatus, equipment, badges, keys, and other physical property, or any reproduction if such property, except only (i) Employee’s personal copies of records relating to the Employee’s compensation; (ii) the Employee’s copy of his Agreement. In the event of Failure to return Companies or its vendor properties, vendor agree to reimburse the cost of the property and any fees and/or cost associated in collection of that property.
Return of the Property. At the time of termination of this Agreement, Lessee shall return the Facility to Lessor in as good a condition as the same was at the time Lessee took possession hereunder, reasonable wear and tear due to reasonable use and occupancy in conformance with the provisions of this Agreement excepted.
Return of the Property. At the time of termination of this Agreement, Xxxxxx shall return the Facility to Lessor in as good a condition as the same was at the time Xxxxxx took possession hereunder, reasonable wear and tear due to reasonable use and occupancy in conformance with the provisions of this Agreement excepted.
Return of the Property. When the lease term expires or the Contract is early terminated, Party B agrees as follows:
1. Party B shall hand back the Property within 5 days after the expiry of the lease term or the early termination of this Contract. The office furniture in the Property shall be removed from the Property, and the relevant logo shall be dismantled to ensure that the Property is in a good, clean and suitable for use status (except for normal wear and tear).
2. If Party B has any payment in arrears and fails to make the payment within 7 days after receipt of a written notice sent by Party A, Party A or the property management company has the right to prevent Party B from transferring or concealing properties or evacuating without paying up the amount in arrears.
3. Party A shall notify Party B so that the inventory of items left by Party B is made while Party B is present. If Party B fails to be present though notified by Party A, Party B agrees that Party A shall be solely responsible for the inventory, and the inventory records prepared by Party A shall be used as a basis acceptable by Party B. Party A has the right to transfer the items to a place that Party A deems appropriate.
4. If within 30 days after the inventory by Party A, Party B still fails to pay all the expenses in arrears, Party A has the right to dispose of the items left, and use the proceeds to cover the unpaid expenses. If there is any insufficiency, Party B shall still make it up.