Common use of Relocation of External Works Clause in Contracts

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Subject to clause 5.11.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Subject to clause 5.11.25.12.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]54 Subject to clause 5.11.2Clause 5.10.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Subject to clause 5.11.25.12.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units. [Sightlines and exclusion zones82 The Landlord will not [without the Tenant’s consent]: install within that part of the Centre shown cross-hatched [COLOUR] on Plan [NUMBER] any [temporary or] permanent obstruction [of a height in excess of [NUMBER] metres] that would obstruct the sightlines to the shopfront of the Premises; or install any [temporary or] permanent obstruction within [2 metres] of the shopfront of the Premises. [This clause will not apply to the existing [or proposed] items shown coloured [COLOUR] on Plan [NUMBER] or to scaffolding erected in accordance with clause 5.6.]] If any event listed in clause 6.1.2 occurs, the Landlord may at any time afterwards re-enter the Premises or any part of them and this Lease will then immediately end.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]67 Subject to clause Clause 5.11.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]64 Subject to clause Clause 5.11.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.. [Sightlines and exclusion zones The Landlord will not [without the Tenant's consent]: install within that part of the Centre shown cross-hatched [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] any [temporary or] permanent obstruction [of a height in excess of [Insert number] metres] that would obstruct the sightlines to the shopfront of the Premises; or install any [temporary or] permanent obstruction within [two metres] of the shopfront of the Premises. [This clause will not apply to the existing [or proposed] items shown coloured [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] or to scaffolding erected in accordance with Clause 5.6.]]65

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]63 Subject to clause Clause 5.11.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.. [Sightlines and exclusion zones The Landlord will not [without the Tenant's consent]: install within that part of the Centre shown cross-hatched [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] any [temporary or] permanent obstruction [of a height in excess of [Insert number] metres] that would obstruct the sightlines to the shopfront of the Premises; or install any [temporary or] permanent obstruction within [two metres] of the shopfront of the Premises. [This clause will not apply to the existing [or proposed] items shown coloured [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] or to scaffolding erected in accordance with Clause 5.6.]]64

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]52 Subject to clause 5.11.2Clause 5.10.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Subject to clause 5.11.25.10.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]65 Subject to clause Clause 5.11.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.. [Sightlines and exclusion zones The Landlord will not [without the Tenant's consent]: install within that part of the Centre shown cross-hatched [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] any [temporary or] permanent obstruction [of a height in excess of [Insert number] metres] that would obstruct the sightlines to the shopfront of the Premises; or install any [temporary or] permanent obstruction within [two metres] of the shopfront of the Premises. [This clause will not apply to the existing [or proposed] items shown coloured [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] or to scaffolding erected in accordance with Clause 5.6.]]66

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in the case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]65 Subject to clause 5.11.2Clause ‎5.9.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 ‎1.2 of ‎Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Subject to clause 5.11.25.12.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units. [Sightlines and exclusion zones73 The Landlord will not [without the Tenant’s consent]: install within that part of the Centre shown cross-hatched [COLOUR] on Plan [NUMBER] any [temporary or] permanent obstruction [of a height in excess of [NUMBER] metres] that would obstruct the sightlines to the shopfront of the Premises; or install any [temporary or] permanent obstruction within [2 metres] of the shopfront of the Premises. [This clause will not apply to the existing [or proposed] items shown coloured [COLOUR] on Plan [NUMBER] or to scaffolding erected in accordance with clause 5.6.]] If any event listed in clause 6.1.2 occurs, the Landlord may at any time afterwards re-enter the Premises or any part of them and this Lease will then immediately end.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s requirements to relocate External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]71 Subject to clause 5.11.2Clause 37.1.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.. [Sightlines and exclusion zones The Landlord will not [without the Tenant's consent]: install within that part of the Centre shown cross-hatched [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] any [temporary or] permanent obstruction [of a height in excess of [Insert number] metres] that would obstruct the sightlines to the shopfront of the Premises; or install any [temporary or] permanent obstruction within [two metres] of the shopfront of the Premises. [This clause will not apply to the existing [or proposed] items shown coloured [Insert colour] on Plan [Insert number] or to scaffolding erected in accordance with Clause 33..]]72

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]68 Subject to clause Clause 5.11.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.

Relocation of External Works. The Landlord may require the Tenant to relocate any External Works on not less than one month’s 's formal notice to the Tenant or immediately in case of emergency. The Landlord may not require the permanent relocation of the External Works if that relocation would have a material adverse impact on the Tenant’s 's business at the Premises. If the Landlord requires temporary relocation of the External Works, the Landlord must keep the period of relocation as short as reasonably practicable in the circumstances. The Tenant must comply with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works. The Landlord will pay the Tenant’s 's costs and expenses in complying with the Landlord’s 's requirements to relocate the External Works but if their relocation is required only temporarily to enable the Landlord to carry out any of the Services, the costs and expenses will be included in the Service Costs.] Costs.]70 Subject to clause Clause 5.11.2, if requested to do so by the Tenant, the Landlord will (at the cost of the Tenant) enter into a wayleave agreement with an operator (as defined in paragraph 2 of Schedule 3A to the Communications Act 2003) on terms approved by the Landlord to enable the installation of Conducting Media in the Common Parts pursuant to the rights in paragraph 1.2 of Part 1 of the Schedule 1 to connect the Premises to the operator’s 's telecommunications network along routes approved by the Landlord. The Landlord will not be under an obligation to enter into a wayleave agreement unless the Conducting Media can be installed without having a material adverse effect on or causing material disruption to the tenants or occupiers of any other Lettable Units.