No acquisition of servitudes or rights Unless they are expressly included in Part 1 of the Schedule, the grant of this Lease does not include any liberties, privileges, servitudes, rights or advantages over the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises. The Tenant has no rights that would restrict building or carrying out of works to the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises, other than any that the Landlord specifically grants the Tenant in this Lease. The Tenant has no rights to enforce, or to prevent the release or modification of, the benefit of any obligations, rights or conditions to which any other property within the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises is or are subject. to adjoining premises If the Landlord carries out [(a)] of construction, demolition, alteration or redevelopment [or (b) any Recommended Improvement Measures,] on the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises, it must: give the Tenant details of the to be carried out; consult with the Tenant as to the management of potential interference; 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; take into consideration modern standards of construction and workmanship; 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 make good any physical damage to the Premises or its contents. Service of Notices Any Notice must be in writing and sent by pre-paid first class post or special delivery to or otherwise delivered to or left at the address of the recipient under Clause 6.5.2 or to any other address in the United Kingdom that the recipient has specified as its address for service by giving not less than ten Business Days' notice under this Clause 6.5. A Notice served on: a company or limited liability partnership registered in the United Kingdom must be served at its registered office; a person resident in or incorporated in a country outside the United Kingdom must be served at the address for service in the United Kingdom of that party set out in the deed or document to which they are a party or if no such address has been given at their last known address in the United Kingdom[. The following [are the addresses] [is the address] for service in the United Kingdom for: [Insert name of Landlord] [Insert address]; and – [Insert name of Tenant] [Insert address]; and –
No acquisition of servitudes or rights Unless they are expressly included in Part 1 of the Schedule, the grant of this Lease does not include any liberties, privileges, servitudes, rights or advantages over the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises. The Tenant has no rights that would restrict building or carrying out of works to the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises, other than any that the Landlord specifically grants the Tenant in this Lease. The Tenant has no rights to enforce, or to prevent the release or modification of, the benefit of any obligations, rights or conditions to which any other property within the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises is or are subject. to adjoining premises If the Landlord carries out [(a)] of construction, demolition, alteration or redevelopment [or (b) any Recommended Improvement Measures,] on the Building, the Estate or any adjoining premises, it must: give the Tenant details of the to be carried out; consult with the Tenant as to the management of potential interference; 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; take into consideration modern standards of construction and workmanship; 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 make good any physical damage to the Premises or its contents. Service of Notices Any Notice must be in writing and sent by pre-paid first class post or special delivery to or otherwise delivered to or left at the address of the recipient under Clause 6.5.2 or to any other address in the United Kingdom that the recipient has specified as its address for service by giving not less than ten Business Days' notice under this Clause 6.5. A Notice served on: a company or limited liability partnership registered in the United Kingdom must be served at its registered office; a person resident in or incorporated in a country outside the United Kingdom must be served at the address for service in the United Kingdom of that party set out in the deed or document to which they are a party or if no such address has been given at their last known address in the United Kingdom[. The following [are the addresses] [is the address] for service in the United Kingdom for: [Insert name of Landlord] – [Insert address]; and [Insert name of Tenant] – [Insert address]; and