Onerous Condition definition

Onerous Condition means any condition imposed by a Planning Permission or required in any Planning Obligation which falls within any of the sub-paragraphs of paragraph 4;
Onerous Condition means any Council’s Onerous Condition and/or Developer’s Onerous Condition as the case may be;
Onerous Condition means, in respect of an ORESS 1 Project, any of the following conditions contained in the Planning Consent for that ORESS 1 Project:

Examples of Onerous Condition in a sentence

  • Each of the parties shall, and the Stockholders shall use their reasonable efforts to cause UGC and its Subsidiaries to, give each party prompt written notice of any proposal or action by any Governmental Entity or other Person to impose an Onerous Condition.

  • If Planning Permission is granted, it will be deemed to have been granted free from Onerous Conditions unless, before the expiry of the period of ten (10) Working Days from and including the Planning Date, the Buyer gives written notice to the Seller stating that the Planning Permission is not a Satisfactory Planning Permission and specifying which of the conditions and/or obligations or limitations to which the Planning Permission is subject the Buyer regards as an Onerous Condition.

  • Onerous Condition any planning condition or conditions with the same effect as any referred to in Schedule 1 which is imposed in a Planning Permission.

  • No approval or authorization described in Section 7.1(a) shall be subject to an Onerous Condition.

  • Nothing herein requires Purchaser to accept an Onerous Condition.


More Definitions of Onerous Condition

Onerous Condition means any action by a Governmental Entity or other Person that makes the consent, authorization, approval, permit, license or waiver of such Person to or of the consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement contingent upon any party to this Agreement or any of their respective Affiliates (provided that for purposes hereof an Onerous Condition with respect to UGC or any of its Subsidiaries shall be deemed to be an Onerous Condition with respect to Liberty and not with respect to any Stockholder or any of its Affiliates) doing any of the following things:
Onerous Condition means a condition which is imposed either in a Planning Permission or reserved matters approval or other approval or contained in a Planning Agreement which the local planning authority and/or the Secretary of State requires to be entered into prior to the grant of such Planning Permission and which is either an Agency's Onerous Condition or Developer's Onerous Condition
Onerous Condition means any condition or restriction imposed by the relevant Regulatory Authority which materially adversely affects the business of the person on which it is imposed;
Onerous Condition means any action by a Governmental Entity or other Person that makes the consent, authorization, approval, permit, license or waiver of such Person to or of the consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement contingent upon any party to this Agreement or any of their respective Affiliates (provided that for purposes hereof an Onerous Condition with respect to UGC or any of its Subsidiaries shall be deemed to be an Onerous
Onerous Condition means any action by a Governmental Entity or other Person that makes the consent, authorization, approval, permit, license or waiver of such Person to or of the consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement contingent upon any party to this Agreement or any of their
Onerous Condition means a condition to a planning permission deemed to be onerous in accordance with Clause 7.2;
Onerous Condition means a condition imposed in a planning permission applied for under this Agreement or imposed or to be imposed in any planning agreement regulating the Development or use of the Property and which contains an obligation or restriction of any one or more of the following kinds:- 1.35.1 It requires the payment or expenditure of money or other consideration by way of planning gain or on works outside the Estate or 1.35.2 It prevents or unduly restricts the occupation of the Property for the Permitted Use or 1.35.3 It prevents the carrying out of the Development without the agreement or co-operation of an independent third party which cannot be obtained on a basis at a cost or within a time that in any such case is reasonably acceptable to the Landlord and the Tenant