Alteration to Exterior Sample Clauses
The 'Alteration to Exterior' clause governs any changes or modifications made to the outside appearance or structure of a property. Typically, this clause requires tenants or property owners to obtain written consent from the landlord, homeowners' association, or relevant authority before making alterations such as painting, installing fixtures, or adding structures like decks or fences. Its core function is to maintain a consistent and approved exterior appearance, prevent unauthorized changes, and protect the overall value and aesthetic of the property or community.
Alteration to Exterior. Not to affix anything or paint or make any alteration whatsoever to the exterior of the Premises save as provided in Clause 5.6 hereof.
Alteration to Exterior. The Tenant shall not, without the prior written consent of the Landlord (which may, in the absolute discretion of the Landlord, be withheld or granted upon such terms and conditions as the Landlord may impose), affix or attach anything or paint or make any alteration whatsoever to the exterior of the Premises or the common areas or allow anything to be affixed, attached, painted, suspended or hung outside the Premises or drop anything from the Premises.
Alteration to Exterior. The Tenant shall not affix, attach, suspend or hang anything or paint or make any alteration whatsoever to the exterior of the Premises (save and except as expressly permitted under Clause 6.12(b)) or to the common areas of the Development or allow anything to be affixed, attached, painted, suspended or hung outside the Premises or drop anything from the Premises.
Alteration to Exterior. Not to affix anything or paint or make any alteration whatsoever to the exterior of the Premises.