External Changes Clause Samples
The "External Changes" clause defines how a contract will address changes in laws, regulations, or external circumstances that impact the agreement after it has been signed. Typically, this clause outlines the parties' obligations to comply with new legal requirements and may specify procedures for amending the contract or adjusting obligations if such changes occur. For example, if a new regulation affects the delivery of goods or services, the clause may require both parties to negotiate in good faith to modify the contract accordingly. Its core function is to provide a mechanism for adapting the agreement to unforeseen external developments, thereby reducing uncertainty and ensuring continued compliance.
External Changes. Tenant agrees that it shall not erect, affix or attach to any roof, exterior walls or surfaces of the Building any antennae, sign or fixture of any kind, nor shall it make any opening in or alteration to the roof, walls, or structure of the Premises, or install in the Premises or Building free standing air-conditioning units, without the prior written consent of Landlord which may be arbitrarily withheld.
External Changes. No Proprietor or his tenant shall paint, stain or otherwise change the colour of any exterior portion of any building including the doors, or alter or carry out any works to the exterior or common parts of the building, without the specific knowledge, consent and authorization of the applicable sub-Committee, or their duly authorized nominee; nor shall any Proprietor or his tenant change the doors, knobs, handles, windows, awnings or any other external millwork, hardware or other features of the Strata Lot without written authorization from the applicable Sub-Committee.
External Changes. Any change in governmental regulations or public perceptions with respect to the safety of any Insured Product(s) or any of its ingredients, consumer tastes, economic conditions, seasonal sales variations or competitive environment, unless solely and directly attributable to an Insured Event.