Licence for alterations Sample Clauses

Licence for alterations. The Landlord and the Tenant permit the Undertenant to carry out the Works on the terms of this Licence. Before starting the Works the Undertenant must: obtain and provide the Landlord and the Tenant with copies of any Consents that are required before they are begun and, where required by the terms of the Underlease, obtain their approval to them; fulfil any conditions in the Consents required to be fulfilled before they are begun; assume liability for and pay any community infrastructure levy payable in respect of the Works pursuant to section 206 Planning Act 2008; notify the Landlord and the Tenant of the date on which the Undertenant intends to start the Works; and provide the Landlord with any information relating to the Works as may be required by its insurers and pay any additional insurance premium payable due to the carrying out of the Works. If any variations to the Plans are required in order to obtain any of the Consents, the Undertenant must obtain the approval of the Landlord and the Tenant to those variations. The Undertenant must ensure that it or its building contractor has put in place public liability and employer’s liability insurance of at least £[5] million in respect of each claim and provide the Landlord and the Tenant with a summary of the main terms of the insurance policies and evidence that the premiums have been paid before starting the Works. If it starts the Works, the Undertenant must carry out and complete them: diligently and without interruption, and in any event within [six] months after the date of this Licence; in accordance with the Plans; in a good and workmanlike manner and with good quality materials; [in accordance with the reasonable principles, standards and guidelines set out in any relevant guide or handbook published by the Landlord at the date of this Licence for tenant’s works carried out at the Premises;] without using Prohibited Materials; [[during][outside] the hours of [TIME] to [TIME];3] in compliance with the Consents and all Acts of Parliament (and any delegated legislation made under them) and with the requirements of the insurers of the Premises and (where applicable) of any competent authority or utility provider; without affecting the structural integrity of the Premises or any land or buildings of which they form a part; and with as little interference as reasonably practicable to the owners, tenants or occupiers of any adjoining or neighbouring property The Undertenant must make good immediatel...