Common use of To yield up Clause in Contracts

To yield up. 4.9.1 To yield up the Premises with the fixtures, fittings and additions to the Premises (except tenant’s or trade fixtures or fittings which have been lawfully removed) and with vacant possession (subject to any lawful underleases) at the expiration or sooner termination of the Term in accordance with the tenant’s covenants in this Lease and to make good to the Landlord’s reasonable satisfaction any damage caused to the Premises by the removal of any tenant’s or trade fixtures or fittings. 4.9.2 If any alteration or addition shall have been made to the Premises during the Term and unless and save to the extent that the Landlord requests the Tenant in writing not to do so at least 3 months before the end of the Term to remove the same on such yielding up together with all signs, writing, painting, moulding or other illustration of the name or business of the Tenant and any permitted occupier, and to reinstate the Premises to their state and condition at the commencement of the Term, making good any damage caused to the Premises to the Landlord’s reasonable satisfaction. 4.9.3 Upon such yielding up, to deliver to the Landlord the original Health and Safety File relating to the Premises duly maintained in accordance with the CDM Regulations and containing proper reference to such works of removal and reinstatement as specified in this clause 4.9 together with any other documentation relating to the Premises required by or showing compliance with Legislation and all keys of the Premises.