Permitted Part definition

Permitted Part means any part of the Premises that the Landlord approves;]

Permitted Part means any part of the Premises that the Landlord approves; OR any of the following: a whole floor of the Premises; [or] two or more adjoining whole floors of the Premises; [or part of a floor of the Premises [if sublet with an adjoining whole floor]] in each case having independent means of access, for general access and for servicing, from the public highway, or from those parts of the Premises approved by the Landlord as common parts for the use and enjoyment of the Tenant and any permitted sub-tenants of the Premises;]

Permitted Part means [any part of the Premises that the Landlord approves;] OR [any part of the Premises: that is self-contained; capable of separate beneficial occupation; having independent means of access, for general access and for servicing, from the public highway, from the Building Common Parts or from those parts of the Premises approved by the Landlord as common parts for the use and enjoyment of the Tenant and any permitted sub-tenants of the Premises; has a Gross Internal Area of not less than [Insert number] square [feet] [metres] nor more than [Insert number] square [feet] [metres]; and that, once sub-let, leaves the remainder of the Premises self-contained and capable of separate beneficial occupation with a Gross Internal Area of not less than [Insert number] square [feet] [metres];]]

Examples of Permitted Part in a sentence

• Subject and without prejudice to the other provisions of this clause there shall be no subletting of the whole of the Premises or of a Permitted Part of the Premises without the prior written consent of the Landlord (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed).

• Each Founder desiring to include in any such Registration statement all or any part of the Permitted Part of the Founders' Shares held by such Founder shall, within fifteen (15) days after the date of the Piggyback Notice, so notify (the "PIGGYBACK RESPONSE NOTICE") the Company in writing.

• If a Founder decides not to include all of its Permitted Part of the Founders' Shares in any such Registration statement, such or Founder shall nevertheless continue to have the right to include the Permitted Part of such Founder's Founders' Shares in any subsequent Registration statement or Registration statements as may be filed by the Company with respect to offerings of its Common Stock, all upon the terms and conditions set forth herein.

• Each underlease shall contain provisions requiring the undertenant to pay by way of additional rent the whole (in the case of an underletting of whole) or a fair and proper proportion (in the case of an underletting of a Permitted Part) of the Service Charge payable by the Tenant under this Lease.

• All Founders proposing to distribute their Permitted Part of the Founders' Shares through such underwriting shall enter into an underwriting agreement in customary form with the underwriter or underwriters selected for such underwriting by the Company.

More Definitions of Permitted Part

Permitted Part means part or parts of the Premises previously approved by the Landlord and to comprise in total no more than 15% as a whole of the Premises and such percentage shall include any licences or lettings in relation to advertisement hoardings.

Permitted Part means a part of the Premises

Permitted Part means the separate unit of accommodation as defined in Clause 4.21(c)(ii)

Permitted Part means a part of the Premises consisting of any whole floor of the Premises;

Permitted Part means such part of the Premises as is self contained and capable of separate beneficial occupation,

Permitted Part means a self contained part of the Premises which is capable of being serviced and occupied independently from the remainder of the Premises (provided that such part of the Premises may share a lobby and access to the principal lifts, staircases and WCs in common with other parts of the Premises).

Permitted Part means the whole or a part of any floor of the Demised Premises (excluding the landings lifts toilets and services ducts) together with (in common with other occupiers) the right to use the entrances staircases lifts and landings for access thereto and egress therefrom and the right to use appropriate toilet accommodation so that a Permitted Part comprises a viable independent suite of offices.