Permit Access Clause Samples

Permit Access. Permit the Landlord or anyone with the authority of the Landlord at reasonable hours by no less than 24 hours prior written appointment (save in the case of an Emergency) to enter the Property to view the state and condition thereof or to undertake any necessary repairs in compliance with obligations placed on the Landlord by law, or other necessary repairs or redecoration of the Property or require access to effect work to a neighbouring property or boundary divide.

Permit Access. Permit the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent or anyone with the authority of the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent at reasonable hours by prior appointment (save in the case of an emergency) to enter the Property to view the state and condition thereof or to undertake any necessary repairs in compliance with obligations placed on the Landlord by law, or other necessary repairs or redecoration of the Property or require access to effect work to a neighbouring property or boundary divide.

Permit Access i. Routine access a. to inspect its condition and state of repair; b. to carry out any inspections required by law including (but not limited to) gas safety inspections, fire safety inspections and inspections of any smoke or carbon monoxide alarms installed in the Property. c. to carry out routine or planned works, repairs, maintenance or installations (including the installation of any smoke or carbon monoxide alarm) required by law. Routine or planned works, repairs, maintenance excludes Tenant requested maintenance. ii. Access for the purposes of selling or re-letting the property iii. Access for the purposes of Tenant requested Maintenance

Permit Access. Licensee, Members and Authorised Users may not permit access to the Licensed Materials to anyone who is not an Authorised User.

Permit Access. (50.1) Permit the Landlord, the Superior Landlord, the Landlord’s Agent, appointed contractors or any other person authorised by the Landlord or his Agent at reasonable hours of the day on being given at least 24 hours prior written notice (including by email), (unless in the case of an emergency) to enter the Property for the purpose of inspecting its condition and state of repair, to carry out any necessary repairs, maintenance, alterations or redecoration or to improve or rebuild any adjoining or neighbouring buildings or to maintain, repair or replace any fixtures, fittings, furniture or effects or for the purpose of complying with any obligations imposed on the Landlord by law. Access must also be permitted to any roof space or, if the Property forms part of a building, to any other parts of the building. Neither the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent are required to attend arranged appointments for contractors or authorised persons. A pass key may be issued for access should the Tenant not be present for any such arranged appointment. (50.2) Allow onto the Property, with reasonable notice, any persons that may reasonably require such access to carry out work to neighbouring premises or any boundary divide. (50.3) Allow any person authorised by the Landlord or his Agent, with reasonable notice, access to the Property grounds and any outbuildings in order to carry out gardening works. (50.4) Should the Tenant agree that the Landlord, Agent or authorised contractor can have access relating to any of the above-mentioned circumstances where the Landlord or anyone with the authority of the Landlord and, at the time of attending, access is denied / not possible due to the Tenant refusing or restricting access, the Tenant will be responsible for default costs incurred by the Landlord associated with this breach.

Permit Access. 3.6.1 The Tenant will permit the Landlord and all persons authorised by the Landlord to enter the whole or any part or parts of the Property and to remain upon the same for as long as is reasonably necessary in order to: (a) view the state of repair, condition and decoration of it; and/or (b) ascertain whether the covenants and conditions in this Lease have been observed and performed. subject to the person so entering making good any damage caused to the Property promptly to the reasonable satisfaction of the Tenant. 3.6.2 The Landlord will give the Tenant at least 48 hours’ prior written notice of its intention to exercise the right of entry but no notice will be required in the case of emergency or genuine urgency.

Permit Access. The Tenant will permit the Landlord and all persons authorised by the Landlord to enter the whole or any part or parts of the Property and to remain upon the same for as long as is reasonably necessary in order to: view the state of repair, condition and decoration of it; and/or ascertain whether the covenants and conditions in this Lease have been observed and performed. subject to the person so entering making good any damage caused to the Property promptly to the reasonable satisfaction of the Tenant. The Landlord will give the Tenant at least 48 hours’ prior written notice of its intention to exercise the right of entry but no notice will be required in the case of emergency or genuine urgency.

Permit Access. Permit access to the Product or any of its components by any third party, whether directly or indirectly, except as expressly permitted by this Agreement.