Not to permit Clause Samples

The "Not to permit" clause obligates a party to ensure that certain actions or conditions are not allowed to occur, either by themselves or by others under their control. In practice, this means the responsible party must actively prevent third parties, such as tenants, employees, or contractors, from engaging in specified prohibited activities on the premises or with respect to the subject matter of the agreement. This clause is commonly used in leases or service contracts to maintain compliance with rules or standards, and its core function is to extend the party's responsibility beyond their own actions, thereby reducing the risk of indirect breaches and ensuring greater control over the relevant environment.
Not to permit. (a) the Lot to be occupied or used as a residence unless the Buildings have been completed in accordance with the Covenants and the Local Authority Code of Compliance Certificates have been issued for the Buildings; (b) Ancillary Buildings or Garages on the Lot to be lived in or otherwise used as dwellings. (c) the Lot, Buildings, Ancillary Buildings and/or Garages to be used (i) on a commercial basis; and/or (ii) for any holiday accommodation where a fee is charged unless the prior written approval of Aotea has been obtained and all Local Authority requirements have been met.
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Not to permit. (a) the Lot to be occupied or used as a residence unless the Buildings have been completed in accordance with the Covenants and the Local Authority Code of Compliance Certificates have been issued for the Buildings; (b) Ancillary Buildings or Garages on the Lot to be lived in or otherwise used as dwellings.
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