Common use of Not to excavate Clause in Contracts

Not to excavate. Not to make any excavation upon any part of the said land hereby demised, not remove any stone, sand gravel, clay or earth from there except for the purpose of forming foundations of building or for the purpose of executing any work pursuant to the terms of this Sub- Lease.

Not to excavate. Not to make any excavation upon any part of the said land hereby demised, not remove any stone, sand gravel, clay or earth from there therefrom except for the purpose of forming foundations of building or for the purpose of executing any work pursuant to the terms of this Sub- Sub-Lease.

Not to excavate. Not to make any excavation upon any part of the said land premises hereby demised, not demised premises nor remove any stone, sand gravelsand, Gravel, clay or earth from there except therefrom for the purpose of forming foundations of building or for the purpose of executing Executing any work pursuant to the terms of this Sub- Sub-Lease.