Common use of Emergency and restricted access Clause in Contracts

Emergency and restricted access. 16.6.1 Despite any other provision of this Lease, if the Landlord decides that there is an emergency, the Landlord may, without giving notice to the Tenant: (a) enter the Premises at any time; and‌ (b) stop the Tenant and any other person from entering the Building or the Common Areas. 16.6.2 The Landlord may exclude the Tenant and any other person from entering the Building or the Common Areas outside the Normal Building Hours. 16.6.3 Where there is a reference in this Lease to an emergency, the determination of the Landlord as to the existence of an emergency is conclusive.

Emergency and restricted access. 16.6.1 Despite any other provision of this Lease, if the Landlord decides that there is an emergency, the Landlord may, without giving notice to the Tenant: (a) enter the Premises at any time; and‌and (b) stop the Tenant and any other person from entering the Building or the Common Areas. 16.6.2 The Landlord may exclude the Tenant and any other person from entering the Building or the Common Areas outside the Normal Building Hours. 16.6.3 Where there is a reference in this Lease to an emergency, the determination of the Landlord as to the existence of an emergency is conclusive.

Emergency and restricted access. ‌ 16.6.1 Despite any other provision of this Lease, if the Landlord decides that there is an emergency, the Landlord may, without giving notice to the Tenant: (a) enter the Premises at any time; and‌and (b) stop the Tenant and any other person from entering the Building or the Common AreasBuilding. 16.6.2 The Landlord may exclude the Tenant and any other person from entering the Building or the Common Areas outside the Normal Building Hours.Hours.‌ 16.6.3 Where there is a reference in this Lease to an emergency, the determination of the Landlord as to the existence of an emergency is conclusive.