Common use of Separate Parcels Clause in Contracts

Separate Parcels. The parcel of land that constitutes the Property is a separately assessed and identified parcel for purposes of real estate taxation and land use laws (including, without limitation, subdivision and zoning laws), and receives a separate tax bill. Landlord agrees that (a) the Property shall at all times remain a separate and distinct parcel and at no time in the future shall the Property be included with any other parcels; and (b) that no other property surrounding the Property shall have any rights to use any portion of the Property for any purpose.

Separate Parcels. The parcel of land that constitutes the Property is a separately assessed and identified parcel for purposes of real estate taxation and land use laws (including, without limitation, subdivision and zoning laws), and receives a separate tax bill. Landlord agrees that (a) the Property shall at all times remain a separate and distinct distxxxx parcel and at no time in the future shall the Property be included with any other parcels; and (b) that no other property surrounding the Property shall have any rights to use any portion of the Property for any purpose.