MACHINERY OVERLOADING AND INFLAMMABLE GOODS Sample Clauses

MACHINERY OVERLOADING AND INFLAMMABLE GOODS. Not (except so far as the same shall be ancillary to the permitted user of the demised premises and the installation or use of the same shall not amount to a breach of any other provision herein) to erect or install or use in or upon any part of the demised premises any steam gas electric or other engine or machinery of any kind.
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MACHINERY OVERLOADING AND INFLAMMABLE GOODS. 3.22.1 Not (except so far as the same shall be ancillary to the Permitted Use and the installation or use of the same shall not amount to a breach of any other provision herein) to erect or install or use in or upon any part of the Premises any steam gas electric or other engine or machinery of any kind. 3.22.2 Not to do or permit or bring in or upon the Premises anything which may throw on the Premises or any adjoining premises any weight or strain in excess of that which such premises are capable of bearing with due margin for safety and in particular not to overload the floors or the electrical installations or the other services of in or to the Premises nor suspend any excessive weight from the ceilings or walls, stanchions or the structure thereof. The Tenant shall seek professional advice at the Tenants own expense to ensure that there shall not be an infringement of this covenant. 3.22.3 Not to have store or keep upon the Premises or any part thereof any substance of an explosive or of an inflammable or dangerous nature or such as might increase the risk of fire or explosion or which might attack or in any way injure by percolation corrosion or otherwise the Premises or any adjoining premises or the keeping or use whereof may contravene any statutory or local regulation or bye-law and in particular without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing not to keep portable gas appliances for use on the Premises.
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