Common use of The Reservations Clause in Contracts

The Reservations. 4.1 The Reservations are excepted and reserved from this lease for the benefit of the Building and to the extent possible for the benefit of any neighbouring or adjoining property in which the Landlord acquires an interest during the Term. 4.2 The Reservations may be exercised by the Landlord notwithstanding that the exercise of any of the Reservations or the works carried out pursuant to them may result in a reduction in the flow of light or air to the Property or the Common Parts or loss of amenity for the Property or the Common Parts provided that they do not materially adversely affect the use and enjoyment of the Property for the Permitted Use. 4.3 The Reservations shall be construed as extending to the Landlord and all persons authorised by the Landlord or otherwise entitled to exercise the Reservations.

The Reservations. ‌ 4.1 The Reservations are excepted and reserved from this lease for the benefit of the Building and to the extent possible for the benefit of any neighbouring or adjoining property in which the Landlord acquires an interest during the Term. 4.2 The Reservations may be exercised by the Landlord notwithstanding that the exercise of any of the Reservations or the works carried out pursuant to them may result in a reduction in the flow of light or air to the Property or the Common Parts or loss of amenity for the Property or the Common Parts provided that they do not materially adversely affect the use and enjoyment of the Property for the Permitted Use. 4.3 The Reservations shall be construed as extending to the Landlord and all persons authorised by the Landlord or otherwise entitled to exercise the Reservations.