Tenant Approval Rights; Non-Responsibility of Landlord Clause Samples
The "Tenant Approval Rights; Non-Responsibility of Landlord" clause defines the tenant's right to approve certain actions, changes, or decisions related to the leased premises, while also clarifying that the landlord is not responsible for specific outcomes or issues arising from those approvals. In practice, this clause may require the landlord to obtain the tenant's consent before making alterations to the property or entering into agreements that affect the tenant's use, but it also states that the landlord is not liable for any consequences resulting from the tenant's decisions or approvals. The core function of this clause is to give tenants a measure of control over their leased environment while protecting landlords from liability tied to tenant-approved actions, thereby balancing decision-making authority with risk allocation.
Tenant Approval Rights; Non-Responsibility of Landlord. After accepting a bid pursuant to Paragraph 10(b) above, Tenant shall enter into a lump sum price or guaranteed maximum price contract (the “TI Construction Contract”) with the TI Contractor which shall incorporate the terms of any bids received from subcontractors. The TI Construction Contract shall expressly provide, and shall require each subcontract to provide, that Landlord shall not bear any responsibility for the payment or performance of Tenant’s obligations under the TI Construction Contract, and that in the event of a default or other nonpayment under the TI Construction Contract giving the rise to a lien or claim of lien under RCW 60.04, such lien or claim of lien shall attach only to Tenant’s leasehold interest in the Premise, and not to Landlord’s fee interest in the Building or Land.
Tenant Approval Rights; Non-Responsibility of Landlord. After accepting bids pursuant to Paragraphs 10(a) and (b) above, Tenant shall enter into a lump sum price or guaranteed maximum price contract (the “TI Construction Contract”) with the TI Contractor which shall incorporate the terms of any bids received from subcontractors.