Common use of Lienable Work Clause in Contracts

Lienable Work. No excavation, construction, earth work, site work or any other mechanic's lienable work shall be done to or for the benefit of the Project or any part thereof, without Lender's approval (which approval will not be unreasonably withheld), except for normal repair and maintenance in the ordinary course of business.

Lienable Work. No excavationrenovation, repair, construction, earth work, site work or any other mechanic's ’s lienable work shall be done to or for the benefit of the Project or any part thereofProperty, without Lender's ’s approval (which approval will not be unreasonably withheld), except for normal repair and maintenance in the ordinary course of businessmaintenance.

Lienable Work. No excavation, construction, earth work, site work or any other mechanic's ’s lienable work (other than Tenant Improvements for subtenants claiming by or under a Landlord) shall be done to or for the benefit of the Project by, with the consent of or any part thereofat the direction of Borrower, without Lender's Agent’s approval (which such approval will not to be unreasonably withheld), except for normal repair and maintenance in the ordinary course of business.

Lienable Work. No excavation, construction, earth work, site work or any other mechanic's ’s lienable work shall be done to or for the benefit of the Project or any part thereofProperties, without Lender's ’s approval (which approval will not be unreasonably withheld), except for normal repair and maintenance in the ordinary course of business.