Common use of Access to Land Clause in Contracts

Access to Land. If the Project is being undertaken on land (whether freehold or Crown land) that is not owned, leased or managed by the Recipient, the Recipient must obtain and have in place for the duration of the Project an agreement or suitable authority to undertake the Project on that land. This Agreement does not by itself constitute approval from the State or the Department for the Recipient to access any land.

Access to Land. If the Project is being undertaken on land (whether freehold or Crown land) that is not owned, leased or managed by the Recipient, the Recipient must obtain and have before it enters or occupies that land & keep in place for whilst the duration Recipient is on or occupying that land the written consent of the Project an agreement person owning or suitable authority leasing that land to undertake such entry or occupation by the Project on that landRecipient. This Agreement does not by itself constitute approval from A copy of this consent to be provided to the State or the Department for the Recipient to access any landDepartment.

Access to Land. If the Project is being undertaken on land (whether freehold or Crown land) that is not owned, leased or managed by the Recipient, the Recipient must obtain before it enters or occupies that land and have keep in place for whilst the duration Recipient is on that land the written consent of the Project an agreement person owning or suitable authority leasing that land to undertake such entry or occupation by the Project on that landRecipient. This Agreement does not by itself constitute approval from the State or A copy of this consent must be provided to the Department for at the Recipient to access any landExecution Date.