Common use of USE OF COMMON PREMISES Clause in Contracts

USE OF COMMON PREMISES. Lessee, at its own risk, shall have the right to use in common with Lessor and its licensees, invitees, and other tenants, and in connection with Lessee's permissible activities and operations (a) any access road from any public highway to the Tower Site or to any building on the Tower Site; (b) any parking lot on the Tower Site; and (c) all common areas in the Transmitter Building (such items (a), (b) and (c) called collectively herein the "Common Premises").

USE OF COMMON PREMISES. Lessee, at its own risk, shall have the right to use in common with Lessor and its licensees, invitees, and other tenants, and in connection with Lessee's permissible activities and operations (a) any access road from any public highway to the Tower Site or to any building on the Tower Site; (b) any parking lot on the Tower Site; and (c) all common areas in the Transmitter Building building (such items (a), (b) and (c) called collectively herein the "Common Premises").

USE OF COMMON PREMISES. Lessee, at its own risk, shall have the right to use in common with Lessor and its licensees, invitees, and other tenants, and in connection with Lessee's permissible activities and operations (a) any access road from any public highway to the Tower Site or to any building on the Tower Site; and (b) any parking lot on the Tower Site; and (c) all common areas in the Transmitter Building Site (such items (a), (b) and (cb) called collectively herein the "Common Premises").

USE OF COMMON PREMISES. Lessee, at its own risk, shall have the right to use in common with Lessor and its licensees, invitees, and other tenants, and in connection with Lessee's permissible activities and operations (a) any access road from any public highway to the Tower Site or to the Transmitter Building or any other building on the Tower Site; (b) any parking lot on the Tower Site; and (c) all common areas in the Transmitter Building (such items (a), (b) and (c) called collectively herein the "Common Premises").