Common use of Not to overload Clause in Contracts

Not to overload. Not to place or keep on in the Premises any heavy articles or structures in such position or in such quantity or weight or otherwise in such manner howsoever as to overload or cause damage to or be likely to overload or cause damage to the Premises.

Not to overload. Not to place or keep on or in the Premises any heavy articles or structures in such position or in such quantity or weight or otherwise in such manner howsoever as to overload or cause damage to or be likely to overload or cause damage to the Premises.

Not to overload. Not to place or keep on or in the Premises any heavy articles or structures in such position or in such quantity or weight or otherwise in such manner howsoever as to overload or cause damage to or be likely to overload or cause damage to the Premises.