Intended use of the leased premises. At first request, the Lessee shall voluntarily intervene in any dispute relating to the activities or the presence of the Lessee in the leased premises and the Lessee shall indemnify the Lessor against any possible damage that may result. The Lessee knows the properties of the building and know which load the floors, walls and the like can bear. The Lessor is not familiar with the activities that the Lessee exercises in the leased premises. The Lessee should ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory obligations, regulations, permits, instructions of competent bodies and authorities, such as, among others: building permits, environmental permits and any special permits in connection with the activities of the Lessee, the regulations on fire safety, General Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, NBN (Bureau for Standardisation) standards... . The Lessee must inform the Lessor of the modifications or changes he will make to the leased premises at his expense, in order to comply with regulations that apply to the Lessee and/or his activities. This information must be provided no later than the signing of the lease. All modifications or changes are made at the expense of the Lessee, without any right to compensation being due to him at the end of the lease agreement. If the Lessor believes that certain laws, regulations or instructions of competent authorities are not being complied with, at the first request of the Lessor, the Lessee will carry out the modifications required under the responsibility and at the expense of the Lessee.
Intended use of the leased premises. The leased premises are exclusively intended to be used as offices and high tech areas. The parking spaces at the building are solely intended for parking of passenger cars and small vans. The Lessee cannot change this intended use, nor extend it, without the prior written consent of the Lessor. It is explicitly agreed that in no case the leased premises may be used for the exercise of retail trade, nor for the business of a craftsman, or any other activity or any other activity in direct contact with the public. This lease agreement can therefore never be governed by the Act of April thirtieth, nineteen hundred, fifty-one on retail rent. The exercise of such activity would constitute a serious shortcoming on the part of the Lessee in its obligations in this agreement. The Lessee is responsible for obtaining all the permits required for the use of the premises; he bears the risk.
Intended use of the leased premises. (see Article 2 of the general conditions) The Leased Premises are to be used exclusively for administrative offices, conference rooms, lockers, archives, and parking for vehicles and small vans for the parking spaces.
Intended use of the leased premises. The Leased Premises are for the exclusive use of offices and parking spaces more extensively specified in the special conditions. No modification in the allocation of the Leased Premises may be made by tenant without special prior written agreement of Landlord, in the modalities described in Article 12 of these general conditions, which landlord may always refuse, without obligation to give any justification for such refusal, and without any remedy for tenant concerning such refusal. Landlord reserves the right to give under lease other premises in the same building to other tenants engaging or not in the same activity as tenant, without being held liable for this reason. It is expressly specified that the Leased Premises may not be used in any case to engage in retail commerce or in the activity of an artisan directly in contact with the public, even if they are used as demonstration rooms, so that this lease is not and may never be governed by the law of April 30, 1951 on commercial leases. The parking spaces are exclusively intended for the parking of cars and small vans. Landlord reserves the right to modify or allow at any time the parking spaces designated, if work, maintenance, security, or internal organization of the building so require. It is strictly prohibited to store merchandise in the parking spaces for washing or maintaining a vehicle. Since the Leased Premises hereunder are leased with all the easements they may have used or by which they are encumbered at the time of execution of this contract or which may encumber them afterwards to the extent of the constitution of new easements encumbering the Leased Premises proper and not the building overall, such constitution may take place only with prior written agreement of tenant, which may withhold its agreement other than for the fair reasons arising from the specific circumstances of its occupancy of the Leased Premises and not from the simple fact that the Leased Premises would be encumbered by an easement; the Tenant is not authorized to create easements on the Leased Premises. The authorization given to Tenant to engage in certain activities does not imply, on the part of Landlord, any guarantee or diligence as to obtaining administrative authorizations that may be necessary under any status, and consequently Landlord may not be held liable in the event of refusal or delay in obtaining such authorizations, both at the time of entry in possession and during the entire term of the contractu...
Intended use of the leased premises. The Leased Premises are to be used exclusively for the activities of logistics, storage, and warehousing of products corresponding to the items for which the Authorization to Operate is issued, and for adjacent offices.
Intended use of the leased premises. 3.1 The Leased Premises - to the exclusion of the parking places - are intended for exclusive use as commercial offices, to the exclusion of any other use or activity even if connected or complementary, and the Lessee undertakes to use the Leased Premises peaceably and, in accordance with Articles 1728 and 1729 of the Civil Code, solely for the exercise of its activity as appearing on the date hereof in the Lessee’s Articles of Association, a copy of which is appended in Appendix 6, to the exclusion in particular of receiving the general public (it being specified that receiving the Lessee’s customers on appointment and receiving its fellow contractors, suppliers and others, in accordance with the intended use of the Leased Premises as commercial offices, are not concerned by this prohibition) and sale to the general public; it being agreed that no goods may be stored or displayed for sale in the Leased Premises. The Lessee may not change this intended use, even partially or temporarily, nor change the nature of the activity operated in the Leased Premises; it undertakes not to exercise any activity which may undermine the use, assigned use (“affectation”) or intended use (“destination”) of the Leased Premises. The Lessee shall in addition take personal responsibility for dealing with the receiving capacity of the Leased Premises as arising from the arrangement of the premises and regulations in force and as recalled in Article 1.1.2 of the Special Terms and Conditions, which the Lessee acknowledges having examined prior to the signature of the Lease.
