Common use of No Access in Emergency Clause in Contracts

No Access in Emergency. If there is an emergency and the Lessee is unable to gain access to the Premises to fully conduct the Lessee’s business from the Premises because of reasons of safety of the public or Property or the need to prevent reduce or overcome any hazard, harm or loss that may be associated with the emergency including: (a) a prohibited or restricted access cordon applying to the Premises; or (b) prohibition on the use of the Premises pending the completion of structural engineering or other reports and appropriate certifications required by any competent authority that the Premises are fit for use; or (c) restriction on occupation of the Premises by any competent authority,

No Access in Emergency. If if there is an emergency and the Lessee is unable to gain access to the Premises to fully conduct the Lessee’s business from the Premises because of reasons of safety of the public or Property property or the need to prevent reduce or overcome any hazard, harm or loss that may be associated with the emergency including: (a) a 31.2.1 A prohibited or restricted access cordon applying to the Premises; or. (b) prohibition 31.2.2 Prohibition on the use of the Premises pending the completion of structural engineering or other reports and appropriate certifications required by any competent authority that the Premises are fit for to use; or. (c) restriction 31.2.3 Restriction on occupation of the Premises premises by any competent authority,.