terminate this Lease with immediate effect by formal notice to the Tenant; and enter, repossess and enjoy the Premises as if this Lease had not been granted. Non-Monetary Breach If there is a Non-Monetary Breach which is capable of being remedied the Landlord must not terminate this Lease without first giving formal notice to the Tenant and to each Creditor specifying the Non-Monetary Breach on which the Landlord is seeking to rely and specifying a date by which that Non-Monetary Breach must be remedied stating that failure to remedy the breach by that date may result in this Lease being terminated. For the purposes of Clause 6.1.2(a): the date specified in any formal notice for remedy of a Breach; and any measure to be taken by the Tenant specified in any formal notice, will be reasonable having regard to the nature and circumstances giving rise to the Non-Monetary Breach, the practicability of remedying it and the respective interests at that time of the Landlord, the Tenant and any Creditor this Lease. If neither the Tenant nor any Creditor complies with a formal notice given under Clause 6.1.2(a) or if there is a Non-Monetary Breach which is not capable of being remedied the Landlord may: terminate this Lease with immediate effect by formal notice to the Tenant; and enter, repossess and enjoy the Premises as if this Lease had not been granted. Insolvency If the Tenant or any guarantor of the Tenant: (in the case of a company) goes into liquidation (either voluntary or compulsory other than a voluntary liquidation of a solvent company for the purpose of amalgamation or reconstruction) or if a receiver or an administrator is appointed; or makes an application to be declared insolvent or becomes apparently insolvent; or makes any arrangement with creditors; or (in the case of a company) is struck off the register of companies or is dissolved; or (in the case of an individual) has been sequestrated, enters in to an individual voluntary arrangement or signs a trust deed for creditors; the Landlord may (subject to the terms of the Enterprise Act 2002) terminate this Lease with immediate effect by formal notice to the Tenant and enter, repossess and enjoy the Premises as if this Lease had not been granted.
terminate this Lease with immediate effect by formal notice to the Tenant; and enter, repossess and enjoy the Premises as if this Lease had not been granted. Non-Monetary Breach If there is a Non-Monetary Breach which is capable of being remedied the Landlord must not terminate this Lease without first giving formal notice to the Tenant and to each Creditor specifying the Non-Monetary Breach on which the Landlord is seeking to rely and specifying a date by which that Non-Monetary Breach must be remedied stating that failure to remedy the breach by that date may result in this Lease being terminated. For the purposes of Clause 6.1.2(a): the date specified in any formal notice for remedy of a Breach; and any measure to be taken by the Tenant specified in any formal notice, will be reasonable having regard to the nature and circumstances giving rise to the Non-Monetary Breach, the practicability of remedying it and the respective interests at that time of the Landlord, the Tenant and any Creditor this Lease. If neither the Tenant nor any Creditor complies with a formal notice given under Clause 6.1.2(a) or if there is a Non-Monetary Breach which is not capable of being remedied the Landlord may: terminate this Lease with immediate effect by formal notice to the Tenant; and enter, repossess and enjoy the Premises as if this Lease had not been granted. Insolvency If the Tenant or any guarantor of the Tenant: (in the case of a company) goes into liquidation (either voluntary or compulsory other than a voluntary liquidation of a solvent company for the purpose of amalgamation or reconstruction) or if a receiver or an administrator is appointed; or makes an application to be declared insolvent or becomes apparently insolvent; or makes any arrangement with creditors; or (in the case of a company) is struck off the register of companies or is dissolved; or (in the case of an individual) has been sequestrated, enters in to an individual voluntary arrangement or signs a trust deed for creditors; the Landlord may (subject to the terms of the Enterprise Act 2002) terminate this Lease with immediate effect by formal notice to the Tenant and enter, repossess and enjoy the Premises as if this Lease had not been granted.