Common use of Additions and alterations to the Building Clause in Contracts

Additions and alterations to the Building. 16.7.1 The Landlord may cause the construction of alterations or additions to the Building or develop or redevelop the Building by constructing, improving, extending, varying, amending, refurbishing, renovating or reducing the Building or any part of it other than the Premises but must first give the Tenant not less than 3 months' notice of its intention to do so other than in the case of:‌ (a) an emergency where the Landlord must give the Tenant the maximum period of notice that is reasonably practicable in the circumstances; (b) alterations to and the refurbishment of other shops in the Building and the fitting out of any other shops, whether by the Landlord or any other person, or (c) any change to the tenancy mix of the Building; and for these purposes (without incurring any liability to the Tenant) the Landlord may: (d) interrupt the water, gas, electrical and other Services to the Premises but in such a manner as to minimise so far as is practicable any inconvenience to or interruption to the business of the Tenant; and (e) alter, inhibit and obstruct to a substantial extent the access or the flow of persons to the Premises or the Building or both. 16.7.2 If: (a) the Landlord carries out any works contemplated by this clause 17; (b) any Services to or from the Premises are interrupted;‌ (c) access or the flow of persons who use the Premises or the Building or both is altered, inhibited or obstructed; or (d) there is any change in the occupiers or tenancy mix of the Building, then the Tenant will not be entitled to terminate the Lease or take any action, or claim compensation, damages or abatement of the Rent or other moneys payable under this Lease by reason of the same.

Additions and alterations to the Building. 16.7.1 The Landlord may cause the construction of alterations or additions to the Building or develop or redevelop the Building by constructing, improving, extending, varying, amending, refurbishing, renovating or reducing the Building or any part of it other than the Premises but must first give the Tenant not less than 3 months' notice of its intention to do so other than in the case of:‌of: (a) an emergency where the Landlord must give the Tenant the maximum period of notice that is reasonably practicable in the circumstances; (b) alterations to and the refurbishment of other shops in the Building and the fitting out of any other shops, whether by the Landlord or any other person, or (c) any change to the tenancy mix of the Building; and for these purposes (without incurring any liability to the Tenant) the Landlord may: (d) interrupt the water, gas, electrical and other Services to the Premises but in such a manner as to minimise so far as is practicable any inconvenience to or interruption to the business of the Tenant; and (e) alter, inhibit and obstruct to a substantial extent the access or the flow of persons to the Premises or the Building or both. 16.7.2 If: (a) the Landlord carries out any works contemplated by this clause 1716; (b) any Services to or from the Premises are interrupted;‌interrupted; (c) access or the flow of persons who use the Premises or the Building or both is altered, inhibited or obstructed; or (d) there is any change in the occupiers or tenancy mix of the Building, then the Tenant will not be entitled to terminate the Lease or take any action, or claim compensation, damages or abatement of the Rent or other moneys payable under this Lease by reason of the same.

Additions and alterations to the Building. 16.7.1 The Landlord may cause the construction of alterations or additions to the Building or develop or redevelop the Building by constructing, improving, extending, varying, amending, refurbishing, renovating or reducing the Building or any part of it other than the Premises but must first give the Tenant not less than 3 months' notice of its intention to do so other than in the case of:‌of: (a) an emergency where the Landlord must give the Tenant the maximum period of notice that is reasonably practicable in the circumstances;circumstances;‌ (b) alterations to and the refurbishment of other shops in the Building and the fitting out of any other shops, whether by the Landlord or any other person, or (c) any change to the tenancy mix of the Building; and for these purposes (without incurring any liability to the Tenant) the Landlord may: (d) interrupt the water, gas, electrical and other Services to the Premises but in such a manner as to minimise so far as is practicable any inconvenience to or interruption to the business of the Tenant; and (e) alter, inhibit and obstruct to a substantial extent the access or the flow of persons to the Premises or the Building or both. 16.7.2 If:If:‌ (a) the Landlord carries out any works contemplated by this clause 1716; (b) any Services to or from the Premises are interrupted;‌ (c) access or the flow of persons who use the Premises or the Building or both is altered, inhibited or obstructed; or (d) there is any change in the occupiers or tenancy mix of the Building, then the Tenant will not be entitled to terminate the Lease or take any action, or claim compensation, damages or abatement of the Rent or other moneys payable under this Lease by reason of the same.

Additions and alterations to the Building. 16.7.1 The Landlord may cause the construction of alterations or additions to the Building or develop or redevelop the Building by constructing, improving, extending, varying, amending, refurbishing, renovating or reducing the Building or any part of it other than the Premises but must first give the Tenant not less than 3 months' notice of its intention to do so other than in the case of:‌of: (a) an emergency where the Landlord must give the Tenant the maximum period of notice that is reasonably practicable in the circumstances; (b) alterations to and the refurbishment of other shops in the Building and the fitting out of any other shops, whether by the Landlord or any other person, ; or (c) any change to the tenancy mix of the Building; , and for these purposes (without incurring any liability to the Tenant) the Landlord may: (d) interrupt the water, gas, electrical and other Services to the Premises but in such a manner as to minimise so far as is practicable any inconvenience to or interruption to the business of the Tenant; and (e) alter, inhibit and obstruct to a substantial extent the access or the flow of persons to the Premises or the Building or both. 16.7.2 If: (a) the Landlord carries out any works contemplated by this clause 1716; (b) any Services to or from the Premises are interrupted;‌interrupted; (c) access or the flow of persons who use the Premises or the Building or both is altered, inhibited or obstructed; or (d) there is any change in the occupiers or tenancy mix of the Building, then the Tenant will not be entitled to terminate the this Lease or take any action, or claim compensation, damages or abatement of the Rent or other moneys payable under this Lease by reason of the same.