Common use of Alteration by the Landlord Clause in Contracts

Alteration by the Landlord. The Landlord may from time to time: (a) make repairs, replacements, changes or additions to the structure, systems, facilities and equipment in the Premises where necessary to serve the Premises or other parts of the Building; (b) make changes in or additions to any part of the Building not in or forming part of the Premises; and (c) change or alter the Building services or facilities, the location of driveways, sidewalks or other Common Areas, and to extend existing buildings or erect new buildings or extend existing buildings above the Premises or other rentable premises or Common Areas of the Building, or add new Common Areas to or on the Building; provided that in doing so the Landlord shall not materially disturb or interfere with the Tenant’s use of the Premises and operation of its business any more than is reasonably necessary in the circumstances and shall repair any damage to the Premises caused thereby.

Alteration by the Landlord. The Landlord may from time to time: (a) make repairs, replacements, changes or additions to the structure, systems, facilities and equipment in the Premises where necessary to serve the Premises or other parts of the Building; (b) make changes in or additions to any part of the Building not in or forming part of the Premises; and (c) change or alter the Building services or facilities, the location of driveways, sidewalks or other Common Areas, and to extend existing buildings or erect new buildings or extend existing buildings above the Premises or other rentable premises or Common Areas of the Building, or add new Common Areas to or on the Building; provided that in doing so the Landlord shall not materially disturb or interfere with the Tenant’s use of the Premises and operation of its business any more than is reasonably necessary in the circumstances and shall use all reasonable efforts to minimize such interference and shall repair any damage to the Premises caused thereby.