Common use of Party A’s Entry Clause in Contracts

Party A’s Entry. (a) To permit Party A and persons authorized by it or the manager with or without appliances at all reasonable times after giving reasonable prior notice to enter upon the Premises to view their condition, to take inventories of the fixtures in them and to show the Premises to prospective tenants or purchasers; (b) To make good all defects and wants of repair to the Premises or which Party B is liable within the period of one month from party B’s receipt of written notice from Party A to do such works. If Party B fails to do such works to permit Party A and persons authorized by it to enter the Premises and do such works ad the cost shall be a debt due from Party B to Party A; (c) To permit Party A and persons authorized by it or the Manager at reasonable times after giving reasonable prior notice (but at any time and without notice in an emergency) to enter the Premises (by forcing locks and security if necessary) and do anything Party A deems necessary for the purposes of security, fire fighting and protection of the Premises.

Party A’s Entry. (a) To permit Party A and persons authorized authorised by it or the manager Manager with or without appliances at all reasonable times after giving reasonable prior notice to enter upon the Premises to view their condition, to take inventories of the fixtures in them and to show the Premises to prospective tenants or purchasers; (b) To make good all defects and wants of repair to the Premises or for which Party B is liable within the period of one month from party Party B’s receipt of written notice from Party A to do such works. If Party B fails to do such works to permit Party A and persons authorized authorised by it to enter the Premises and do such works ad and the cost shall be a debt due from Party B to Party A; (c) To permit Party A and persons authorized authorised by it or the Manager at reasonable times after giving reasonable prior notice (but at any time and without notice in an emergency) to enter the Premises (by forcing locks and security if necessary) and do anything Party A deems necessary for the purposes of security, fire fighting and protection of the Premises.