Common use of Labor Disturbance Clause in Contracts

Labor Disturbance. If, by reason of strikes, other labor disputes, lockouts, or other work stoppages of which Tenant did not directly or indirectly cause and/or to which Tenant is not a party (“Labor Disturbance”), occurring at the Premises and lasting more than (30) days, Tenant is prevented from making substantial use of Premises to undertake the Permitted Uses, the Rent for the period during which the Labor Disturbance occurs shall be proportionately adjusted, commencing the thirty-first (31st) day after commencement of such Labor Disturbance, provided Tenant has, prior to such date, given City written notice of such Labor Disturbance including its assertion that it has not caused such disturbance, and such reduction shall be applicable from and after said thirty-first (31st) day until Tenant is able to make substantial uses of the Premises to undertake the Permitted Uses.