Common use of Works to adjoining premises Clause in Contracts

Works to adjoining premises. If the Landlord carries out works of construction, demolition, alteration or redevelopment in the Building or on any adjoining premises that might affect the use and enjoyment of the Premises, it must: 6.3.1 give the Tenant details of the works to be carried out; 6.3.2 consult with the Tenant as to the management of potential interference; 6.3.3 take reasonable steps to ensure that the works do not materially adversely affect the Tenant’s ability to carry out its business from the Premises; 6.3.4 take into consideration modern standards of construction and workmanship; 6.3.5 take reasonable steps to reduce any interference to the Premises by noise, dust and vibration (having taken into consideration the Tenant’s suggestions for limiting any interference); and 6.3.6 make good any physical damage to the Premises or its contents.

Works to adjoining premises. If the Landlord carries out works of construction, demolition, alteration or redevelopment in onin the Building or on any adjoining premises that might affect the use and enjoyment of the Premises, it must: 6.3.1 give the Tenant details of the works to be carried out; 6.3.2 consult with the Tenant as to the management of potential interference; 6.3.3 take reasonable steps to ensure that the works do not materially adversely affect the Tenant’s ability to carry out its business from the Premises; 6.3.4 take into consideration modern standards of construction and workmanship; 6.3.5 take reasonable steps to reduce any interference to the Premises by noise, dust and vibration (having taken into consideration the Tenant’s suggestions for limiting any interference); and 6.3.6 make good any physical damage to the Premises or its contents.

Works to adjoining premises. If the Landlord carries out works of construction, demolition, alteration or redevelopment in on the Building or on any adjoining premises that might affect the use and enjoyment of the PremisesBuilding, it must: 6.3.1 give the Tenant details of the works to be carried out; 6.3.2 consult with the Tenant as to the management of potential interferenceinterference to the Premises; 6.3.3 take reasonable steps to ensure that the works do not materially adversely affect the Tenant’s ability to carry out its business from the PremisesPremises or use the Premises for the Permitted Use; 6.3.4 take into consideration modern standards of construction and workmanship; 6.3.5 take reasonable steps to reduce any interference to the Premises by noise, dust and vibration (having taken into consideration the Tenant’s suggestions for limiting any interference); and 6.3.6 make good any physical damage to the Premises or its contents.