Areas excluded from the Premises Clause Samples
The "Areas excluded from the Premises" clause defines specific portions of a property that are not included in the leased or licensed area granted to the tenant or occupant. This clause typically lists spaces such as common areas, mechanical rooms, rooftops, or other facilities that remain under the landlord's control and are not for the tenant's exclusive use. By clearly delineating which areas are excluded, the clause helps prevent disputes over access, maintenance responsibilities, and usage rights, ensuring both parties understand the exact boundaries of the leased premises.
Areas excluded from the Premises. 3.1 The Premises exclude:
3.1.1 all Conduits within the Premises which do not exclusively serve them and which do not form part of the public mains; and
3.1.2 all Tenant's Personal Property.
Areas excluded from the Premises. 3.1 The Premises exclude:
(A) all structural or loadbearing walls and columns and the structural slabs of any roofs, ceilings and floors; and
(B) all Conduits within the Premises which do not exclusively serve them; and
(C) the Services Systems within the Premises;
(D) all tenant’s fixtures and chattels.
Areas excluded from the Premises. 3.1 The Premises exclude:
(A) the Main Structure and the Office Commons Parts;
(B) all Conduits within or leading to the Premises (whether or not these exclusively serve the Premises); and
(C) the Services Systems within the Premises; and
(D) all tenant's fixtures and chattels; and
(E) the external windows, external window frames and external window glass including those in any external cladding or overlooking any atrium or galleria.