Common use of Access to Leased Premises Clause in Contracts

Access to Leased Premises. Access to and from the Leased Premises may be as follows: a. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by Lessor, or, in part, by right of way claimed by Lessor based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights which have not been adjudicated; b. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by third parties who have granted right of way to Lessor or Lessee and in some cases charge a periodic fee; or c. From the Lake only by water craft, and there is no access by land. Lessor hereby grants to Lessee a nonexclusive easement and right of way while this Lease is in effect over and across the existing road owned by Lessor for access to and from the Leased Premises, but Lessor makes no representation or warranty as to Lessee’s legal right of access to the Leased Premises over any part of the road under which Lessor is claiming right of way based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights.

Access to Leased Premises. Access to and from the Leased Premises may be as follows: a. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by Lessor, or, in part, by right of way claimed by Lessor based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights which have not been adjudicated; b. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by third parties who have granted right of way to Lessor or Lessee and in some cases charge a periodic fee; or c. From the Lake only by water craft, and there is no access by land. or Lessor hereby grants to Lessee a nonexclusive easement and right of way while this Lease is in effect over and across the existing road owned by Lessor for access to and from the Leased Premises, but Lessor makes no representation or warranty as to Lessee’s legal right of access to the Leased Premises over any part of the road under which Lessor is claiming right of way based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights.

Access to Leased Premises. Access to and from the Leased Premises may be as follows: a. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by Lessor, or, in part, by right of way claimed by Lessor based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights which have not been adjudicated; b. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by third parties who have granted right of way to Lessor or Lessee and in some cases charge a periodic fee; or c. From the Lake only by water craft, and there is no access by land. Lessor hereby grants to Lessee a nonexclusive easement and right of way while this Lease is in effect over and across the any existing road owned by Lessor for access to and from the Leased Premises, but Lessor makes no representation or warranty as to Lessee’s legal right of access to the Leased Premises over any part of the road under which Lessor is claiming right of way based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights.

Access to Leased Premises. Access to and from the Leased Premises may be as follows: a. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by Lessor, or, in part, by right of way claimed by Lessor based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights which have not been adjudicated; b. Connecting to a county road over an existing road owned by third parties who have granted right of way to Lessor or Lessee and in some cases charge a periodic fee; or c. From the Lake only by water craftwatercraft, and there is no access by land. Lessor hereby grants to Lessee a nonexclusive easement and right of way while this Lease is in effect over and across the existing road owned by Lessor for access to and from the Leased Premises, but Lessor makes no representation or warranty as to Lessee’s legal right of access to the Leased Premises over any part of the road under which Lessor is claiming right of way based on implied, estoppel or prescriptive rights.