Common use of Exterior Premises Clause in Contracts

Exterior Premises. The open space on the premises or the portion of the premises upon which there is not a structure.

Exterior Premises. The open space on the premises or the portion of the premises upon which there is not a structurestructure including the abutting right-of-ways, lawn park areas, curbs, gutters and all alleys and vacated alleys abutting private property between the center of the alley and the lot line.

Exterior Premises. The open space on the premises or the portion of the premises upon which there is not a structurestructure including the abutting right- of-ways, lawn park areas, curbs, gutters and all alleys and vacated alleys abutting private property between the center of the alley and the lot line.