renewal clause

The latest changes are in the renewal clause of the uniform player's contract.

Term of contract should be six weeks, with a one-year automatic renewal clause.

There was an automatic renewal clause in it.

In most cases, however, the renewal clause provides for future rent increases and may specify other changes to the lease agreement.

Mr. Higgins said that the lease in question does not appear have an automatic renewal clause.

Mr. Higgins added, however, that the answer depends on whether the lease contained what is known as an automatic renewal clause.

He also offered to include a similar two-year renewal clause in the new regulation requiring Internet companies to retain data for possible disclosure to the police.

Q. I live in a two-family house where both apartments are rented under a standard store-bought lease with a renewal clause.

One of the provisions that Mr. Saft said boards should look for is the automatic renewal clause.

Advertisers should be aware that many contracts have automatic renewal clauses and require action on the part of the advertiser to end future billing.

Renewal clauses.

However Atlético Paranaense also sued to court to claim the damages as the club had automatic renewal clause with Bragantino.

"But we usually advise clients that the best way to avoid having a problem is to not sign agreements that contain automatic renewal clauses in the first place."

We should be making it clear that assignment for life without renewal clauses is no longer acceptable, and one of the prices recording companies must pay for any extension.

Under the terms of his contract, Dr. Crew must inform his board in December whether he wants to exercise a two-year renewal clause in June.

Even more important, Mr. Cholst said, examining contracts at the beginning of each year enables boards to keep track of contracts that have automatic renewal clauses.

"And you should never be handcuffed to a laundry company you no longer want because of a right of first refusal or an automatic renewal clause in the contract."

Mr. Higgins explained that Section 5-905 of the General Obligations Law applies only to situations in which there is an automatic renewal clause in a lease.

On Thursday, the eve of winter break for the city's 1.1 million schoolchildren, the board voted 4 to 3 not to exercise a one-year renewal clause in Dr. Crew's contract.

Jeffrey Ruhe, SCA's president, never responded to the offer, because of Stein's insistence on numerous contractual modifications Ruhe said violated the renewal clause in the 1991-92 contract.

Stein felt he could declare SCA's renewal rights invalid yet avoid a lawsuit by making SCA an offer that he believed met the spirit of the non-binding renewal clause.

Yet Stein deemed the renewal clause void because he had not seen it - how strange that the general counsel never saw the TV agreement - and the league's board of governors never approved it.

In many cases, Mr. Saft said, laundry contracts run for five- or seven-year terms, making it easy for a board to miss an approaching expiration date and the notice deadline in the automatic renewal clause.

He said that since some courts have held that laundry-room service contracts are actually licensing agreements, the company is required by law to provide building owners and boards with written notice of the existence of an automatic renewal clause if the contract contains one.

On the other hand, Mr. Ferrara said, if the renewal clause does not provide for a rent increase or is ambiguous in that regard, it is possible that the renewal clause would not be binding.