PROHIBITED USES/RESTRICTIONS Clause Samples
The Prohibited Uses/Restrictions clause defines specific actions or uses that are not allowed under an agreement. It typically outlines activities such as unauthorized resale, reverse engineering, or use of a product or service for illegal purposes, and may also restrict sharing confidential information or using the product in ways that could harm the provider. By clearly stating these limitations, the clause helps prevent misuse, protects the interests of the parties involved, and reduces the risk of legal disputes arising from improper conduct.
PROHIBITED USES/RESTRICTIONS. Any activity on or use of the Protected Property inconsistent with the Purpose of this Easement is prohibited. The following activities are expressly prohibited, except as provided in Paragraph 3 below:
PROHIBITED USES/RESTRICTIONS. Any activity on or use of the Protected Property inconsistent with the purposes of this Easement is prohibited. The following activities are expressly prohibited, except as provided in Paragraph 5 below:
4.1 Industrial or Commercial Activity - There shall be no industrial or commercial activity undertaken or allowed on the Protected Property, except as provided for in Paragraph 5 below. No right of passage shall be granted or retained across or upon the Protected Property if that right of passage is used in conjunction with such prohibited activities.
4.2 Structures - There shall be no new structures or placing of any dwelling, building, athletic or recreational structure, landing strip, helicopter pad, fence or sign (other than those signs permitted, required or allowed by the Grantee for appropriate management, prevention of hunting or trespass, etc.), asphalt, concrete pavement, billboard or other advertising display, antenna, utility pole, telecommunication tower, tower, conduit line, or any other temporary or permanent structure or facility on the Protected Property, except as provided in Paragraph 5 below.
4.3 Agricultural Subdivision - The legal subdivision of the Protected Property, recording of a subdivision plan, partition, or any other division of the Protected Property into two or more parcels, is prohibited.
4.4 Mining - Under no circumstances shall surface mining be permitted on the Protected Property. To the extent permitted under Section 170(h)(5) of the Internal Revenue Service Code and applicable Treasury Regulations, Grantor may undertake subsurface exploration, development and extraction of oil and gas. Upon completion of the subsurface oil and gas well activities, Grantor shall promptly restore any portion of the Protected Property affected thereby as nearly as possible to its condition existing prior to commencement of the subsurface oil and gas well activities. In addition, and to the extent permitted under Section 170(h)(5) of the Internal Revenue Service Code and applicable Treasury Regulations, Grantor may remove sand and gravel for normal farm use on the Protected Property. However, such removal is to be limited and located in such a manner so as to minimize the impact to prime and unique soils.