Common use of LICENSEE’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clause in Contracts

LICENSEE’S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Licensee acknowledges and agrees with the Council that: (a) it inspected the Licenced Area prior to the Commencement Date; (b) the Licensee is not entitled to exclusive occupation of all of the Licenced Area; (c) the Council may use, or permit other persons authorised by the Council to use or access the designated parts of the Licenced Area; (d) this Licence does not create any estate or interest in the Licenced Area, other than a contractual right; (e) this Licence does not constitute a lease at law and the Licensee will not claim before a court or tribunal that this Licence constitutes a lease at law; and (f) in the event that a court or tribunal determines that this Licence is a lease at law, the Council may, at its option, terminate this Licence by written notice to the Licensee with immediate effect. On and from the Commencement Date, the Licensee accepts the condition of the Licenced Area, Council’s Installations, and any improvements on the Licenced Area, and shall not be entitled to make any claim for loss or damage by reason of the condition of the Licenced Area, Council’s Installations, or any improvements on the Licenced Area.