Common use of INTENDED USE OF THE LEASED PREMISES Clause in Contracts

INTENDED USE OF THE LEASED PREMISES. At first request, the Lessee shall voluntarily intervene in any dispute relating to the activities or the presence of the Lessee in the leased premises and the Lessor shall indemnify the Lessor against any possible damage that may result. The Lessee knows the properties of the building and knows which load the floors, walls and the like can bear. The Lessor is not familiar with the activities that the Lessee exercises in the leased premises. The Lessee should ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory obligations, regulations, permits, instructions of competent bodies and authorities, such as, among others: building permits, environmental permits and any special permits in connection with the activities of the Lessee, the regulations on fire safety, General Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, NBN (Bureau for Standardisation) standards.... The Lessee has informed the Lessor of the modifications or changes he will make to the leased premises at his expense, in order to comply with regulations that apply to the Lessee and/or his activities. All modifications or changes are made at the expense of the Lessee, without any right to compensation being due to him at the end of the lease agreement. If the Lessor believes that certain laws, regulations or instructions of competent authorities are not being complied with, at the first request of the Lessor, the Lessee will carry out the modifications required under the responsibility and at the expense of the Lessee.

INTENDED USE OF THE LEASED PREMISES. At first request, the Lessee shall voluntarily intervene in any dispute relating to the activities or the presence of the Lessee in the leased premises and the Lessor Lessee shall indemnify the Lessor against any possible damage that may result. The Lessee knows the properties of the building and knows know which load the floors, walls and the like can bear. The Lessor is not familiar with the activities that the Lessee exercises in the leased premises. The Lessee should ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory obligations, regulations, permits, instructions of competent bodies and authorities, such as, among others: building permits, environmental permits and any special permits in connection with the activities of the Lessee, the regulations on fire safety, General Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, NBN (Bureau for Standardisation) standards.... ... . The Lessee has informed must inform the Lessor of the modifications or changes he will make to the leased premises at his expense, in order to comply with regulations that apply to the Lessee and/or his activities. This information must be provided no later than the signing of the lease. All modifications or changes are made at the expense of the Lessee, without any right to compensation being due to him at the end of the lease agreement. If the Lessor believes that certain laws, regulations or instructions of competent authorities are not being complied with, at the first request of the Lessor, the Lessee will carry out the modifications required under the responsibility and at the expense of the Lessee.