Common use of Entry Safeguards Clause in Contracts

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover Information

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding60 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window business signage is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationHead Lease The Landlord must pay the rents reserved by the Head Lease. By way of indemnity only, the Landlord agrees with the Tenant that the Landlord will perform the covenants on the part of the tenant contained in the Head Lease so far as the Tenant is not liable for the performance of corresponding obligations under the terms of this Lease. [At the request and cost of the Tenant, the Landlord will take reasonable steps to procure that the landlord of the Head Lease complies with the landlord’s obligations in the Head Lease.61]] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant’s use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding63 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.24 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Estate. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.7.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Estate; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.7, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant's use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding55 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window business signage is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationHead Lease The Landlord must pay the rents reserved by the Head Lease. By way of indemnity only, the Landlord agrees with the Tenant that the Landlord will perform the covenants on the part of the tenant contained in the Head Lease so far as the Tenant is not liable for the performance of corresponding obligations under the terms of this Lease. [At the request and cost of the Tenant, the Landlord will take reasonable steps to procure that the landlord of the Head Lease complies with the landlord’s obligations in the Head Lease.56]] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant’s use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding52 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window business signage is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationHead Lease The Landlord must pay the rents reserved by the Head Lease. By way of indemnity only, the Landlord agrees with the Tenant that the Landlord will perform the covenants on the part of the tenant contained in the Head Lease so far as the Tenant is not liable for the performance of corresponding obligations under the terms of this Lease. [At the request and cost of the Tenant, the Landlord will take reasonable steps to procure that the landlord of the Head Lease complies with the landlord’s obligations in the Head Lease.53]] AGREEMENTS Landlord’s right to end this Lease If any event listed in clause 6.1.2 occurs, the Landlord may at any time afterwards re-enter the Premises or any part of them and this Lease will then immediately end.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding66 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window business signage is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationHead Lease The Landlord must pay the rents reserved by the Head Lease. By way of indemnity only, the Landlord agrees with the Tenant that the Landlord will perform the covenants on the part of the tenant contained in the Head Lease so far as the Tenant is not liable for the performance of corresponding obligations under the terms of this Lease. [At the request and cost of the Tenant, the Landlord will take reasonable steps to procure that the landlord of the Head Lease complies with the landlord’s obligations in the Head Lease.67]] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant’s use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding46 The Landlord must ensure that in relation to any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; it is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; it causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and it does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window 's business signage is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover Information.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding48 The Landlord must ensure that in relation to any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: it is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; it is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; it causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and it does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.22 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Premises. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.6.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Premises ; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.6, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.]

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding77 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover Information

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding44 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window 's business signage is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover Information.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding50 The Landlord must ensure that in relation to any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: it is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; it is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; it causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and it does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.22 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Premises. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.6.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Premises ; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.6, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.]

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding64 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.24 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Estate. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.7.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Estate; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.7, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant's use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding64 The Landlord must ensure that in relation to any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: it is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; it is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; it causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and it does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.24 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Estate. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.7.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Estate; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.7, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant's use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding48 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.22 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Premises. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.6.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Premises ; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.6, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.]

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding43 The Landlord must ensure that in relation to any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; it is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; it causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and it does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window business signage is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover Information.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding66 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances to the Premises and the Estate; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.24 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Estate. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.7.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Estate; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.7, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant's use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding63 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover Information

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding46 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.22 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Premises. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.6.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Premises ; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.6, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.]

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding65 The Landlord must ensure that in relation to any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: it is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; it is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; it causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and it does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover InformationInformation The Landlord will only use any information provided to the Landlord under Clause 4.24 for management purposes in connection with the monitoring and assessment of sales at and the performance of the Estate. The Landlord may disclose it to the following people on the terms of Clause 5.7.2: the Landlord's advisors and funders; any party (and their advisors and funders) interested in acquiring the Landlord's interest in the Estate; where required by law; and where required by the rules of any listing authority. Where the Landlord is allowed to disclose the information to someone else under this Clause 5.7, the Landlord will stress its confidential nature.] Change in the extent of the Estate The Landlord may change the extent of the Estate but any changes must not: materially increase the amount of Service Charge payable by the Tenant; or materially prejudice: the Tenant's use and occupation of the Premises; or the rights, facilities and amenities granted to the Tenant under this Lease.

Entry Safeguards. The Landlord must, when entering the Premises to exercise any Landlord’s 's rights: give the Tenant at least [three] Business Days’ ' prior notice (except in the case of emergency, when the Landlord must give as much notice as may be reasonably practicable); observe the Tenant’s 's requirements (but where that includes being accompanied by the Tenant’s 's representative the Tenant must make that representative available); observe any specific conditions to the Landlord’s 's entry set out in this Lease; cause as little interference to the Tenant’s 's business as reasonably practicable; cause as little physical damage as reasonably practicable; repair any physical damage that the Landlord causes as soon as reasonably practicable; where entering to carry out works, obtain the Tenant’s 's approval to the location, method of working and any other material matters relating to the preparation for, and execution of, the works; remain upon on the Premises for no longer than is reasonably necessary; and where reasonably practicable, exercise any rights outside the normal business hours of the Premises. Scaffolding70 Scaffolding51 The Landlord must ensure that any scaffolding erected outside the Premises in exercise of the Landlord’s 's rights under this Lease: is not erected or retained (unless in an emergency) during the months of January, November and December or during the one week period either side of Easter Sunday, in each year; is removed as soon as reasonably practicable, with any damage caused to the exterior of the Premises made good; causes as little obstruction as is reasonably practicable to the entrances entrance to the Premises and the EstatePremises; and does not have advertising displayed on it (except for any health and safety notices and signs relating to any other tenant whose premises are obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding) unless the Tenant has consented to its display. If the Tenant’s 's sign and fascia or display window is obstructed or interfered with by the scaffolding, the Landlord will permit the Tenant to display a sign (approved by the Landlord) on the exterior of the scaffolding in front of the Premises so that it is visible to the public. [Turnover Information.