Common use of THE LANDLORD’S OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES Clause in Contracts

THE LANDLORD’S OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. 12.1 Subject to the payment of the due proportion of the service charge by the Tenant in the manner required and at the times required under this Lease (save to the extent the same or any part is the subject of a bona fide dispute) and to the following provisions of this paragraph 12 (The Landlord’s obligation to provide services), the Landlord is to provide the services specified in this Schedule 4, Part 2 (Essential services and heads of charge) and may provide the services specified in this Schedule 4, Part 3 (Discretionary services and heads of charge) in accordance with the principles of good estate management. 12.2 The Landlord is not to be liable to the Tenant for failure to provide any services in this Schedule 4, Part 2 (Essential services and heads of charge) to the extent that the Landlord is prevented from doing so by Insured Risks and other perils, accidents, strikes, lock-outs of workmen or other cause beyond the Landlord’s reasonable control (provided that such failure and/or interruption could not have reasonably been prevented or shortened by the exercise of proper care, attention and diligence) but in such circumstances the Landlord shall restore such services as soon as reasonably practicable. 12.3 The Landlord is not to be under any obligation to the Tenant to continue the provision of the services specified in this Schedule 4, Part 3 (Discretionary services and heads of charge) and may in its absolute discretion vary, extend, alter or add to such services if the Landlord reasonably considers that by so doing the amenities in the Building may be improved and/or the management of the Building may be more efficiently conducted.

THE LANDLORD’S OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES. 12.1 Subject to the payment of the due proportion of the service charge by the Tenant in the manner required and at the times required under this Lease (save to the extent the same or any part is the subject of a bona fide dispute) and to the following provisions of this paragraph 12 (The Landlord’s obligation to provide services), the Landlord is to provide the services specified in this Schedule 43, Part 2 (Essential services and heads of charge) and may provide the services specified in this Schedule 43, Part 3 (Discretionary services and heads of charge) in accordance with the principles of good estate management. 12.2 The Landlord is not to be liable to the Tenant for failure to provide any services in this Schedule 43, Part 2 (Essential services and heads of charge) to the extent that the Landlord is prevented from doing so by Insured Risks and other perils, accidents, strikes, lock-outs of workmen or other cause beyond the Landlord’s reasonable control (provided that such failure and/or interruption could not have reasonably been prevented or shortened by the exercise of proper care, attention and diligence) but in such circumstances the Landlord shall restore such services as soon as reasonably practicable. 12.3 The Landlord is not to be under any obligation to the Tenant to continue the provision of the services specified in this Schedule 43, Part 3 (Discretionary services and heads of charge) and may in its absolute discretion vary, extend, alter or add to such services if the Landlord reasonably considers that by so doing the amenities in the Building may be improved and/or the management of the Building may be more efficiently conducted.