LOCAL AUTHORITY REQUIREMENTS Clause Samples

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LOCAL AUTHORITY REQUIREMENTS. At all times to comply with all requirements of the council or the relevant Local Authority in connection with the user of the Demised Premises for the purpose of the Tenant’s business.
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LOCAL AUTHORITY REQUIREMENTS. The Lessee shall execute all such works which any County or District Council or other Local or Public Authority may require to be carried out in respect of the demised premises either by the Authority or by the Lessee and immediately after the receipt of any notice requiring such works to be carried out the Lessee shall send a copy thereof to the Authority.
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LOCAL AUTHORITY REQUIREMENTS. The Tenant shall comply with all local authority requirements and recommendations relating to the loading and unloading of goods at the Building and the collection of refuse from the Premises.
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LOCAL AUTHORITY REQUIREMENTS. 20.1 The Manager must comply with the Local Government Pension Scheme (“LGPS”) Regulations 2009 in so far as they are applicable to the Manager as an investment manager under the LGPS Regulations, in particular regulation 9. 20.2 Where the Client receives a request for information under section 8 of the Freedom of Information ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ (a "Request for Information" and the "FOIA" respectively) that requires disclosure of any information (including but not limited to any information that would be treated as confidential information under clause 18 of the Agreement or would otherwise reasonably be regarded as commercially sensitive information) relating to this Agreement or any affairs of the Manager, its employees, agents or sub-contractors ("Information") it shall promptly notify the Manager in writing. In the case of a Request for Information a copy of the same shall be sent to the Manager immediately after receipt and shall state the time within which the Client must respond. In addition the following shall apply: (a) the Manager shall reasonably assist and cooperate with the Client, bearing in mind always the time limits imposed under the FOIA as notified to it by the Client, to enable the Client to comply with its obligations under the FOIA; (b) to the extent the subject-matter concerns Information (as defined above), the Client shall inform the Manager of the Request for Information as soon as practicable after receipt; (c) to the extent it is able to do so without breaching any duty of confidentiality owed to a third party, the Client shall consult with the Manager as to the requirement to disclose such Information and give the Manager reasonable opportunity (within the timescales stipulated by the FOIA in respect of responding to the Request for Information) to object or make representations regarding the disclosure which the Client shall consider in good faith prior to responding to the Request for Information. The Client shall also give due consideration as to whether the Information in question is subject to any exemptions under the FOIA, and in so doing act reasonably in considering any of the Manager's views, objections or requests in this respect; (d) if the Client, acting properly and having taken the Managers' views into account, concludes that such Information must be disclosed pursuant to clause 20, it shall notify the Manager of that decision including the reasons for dismissing any objections, views or recommendations (if any) of the Manag...
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