Adjoining Premises definition

Adjoining Premises means any land or buildings adjoining or nearby the Building, whether or not owned by the Landlord (unless express reference is made to the Landlord’s ownership of those premises);

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Adjoining Premises means any land or buildings adjoining or near to the Premises owned by the Landlord.

Adjoining Premises means any land, buildings or structures near or adjoining the Building in or over which the Landlord or any other person owns an estate or interest from time to time.

Examples of Adjoining Premises in a sentence

• Landlord and/or the owner of the Adjoining Premises shall have the right to relocate the Access Drive or to substitute therefor another access drive.

• The Tenant is to pay all Outgoings in relation to the Premises and a proper proportion (to be determined by the Landlord or the Landlord’s Surveyor acting reasonably) of any Outgoings assessed in relation to the Premises any Adjoining Premises and/or the Railway Premises.

• Adjoining Premises: any land, buildings or structures near or adjoining any of the Premises in or over which the Landlord or any other person owns an estate or interest from time to time.

• The Tenant shall pay to the Landlord by way of additional rent a fair and proper proportion, to be determined by the Landlord, of all expenses incurred by or on behalf of the Landlord in respect of any facility, right or thing used in common between the Premises and any Adjoining Premises.

• Subject to the rights granted to the Tenant and all other provisions of this Lease, the Landlord shall have the right at any time to carry out Works in or to or otherwise deal with or use any Adjoining Premises and/or the Railway Premises (whether for an estate in fee simple or for a term of years) as it may deem fit without obtaining any consent from or making any compensation to the Tenant.

More Definitions of Adjoining Premises

Adjoining Premises means any nearby property in which the Landlord (or where the Landlord is a company any company that is a member of the Landlord's Group) has or acquires during the Term a freehold or leasehold interest

Adjoining Premises any land or premises owned by the Landlord at any time during the Term, which are shown edged red on Plan [ ] (excluding the Premises but including the premises to be demised by the LUL Void Lease);

Adjoining Premises means any land and buildings adjoining or neighbouring the property.

Adjoining Premises means any premises, whether or not owned by the Landlord at any time during the Contractual Term, which are adjacent to or near to the Premises;

Adjoining Premises the premises known as Winnersh 545 demised by a lease of even date made between the Landlord and the Tenant “Authorised the meaning defined in and for the purposes of Guarantee Agreement” Section 16 of the Act and the form of such Agreement shall be as reasonably required by the Landlord “Common Areas” the Estate other than the Premises and other areas let or intended by the Landlord to be let but including the whole of the Estate Roads “Conducting Media” all sewers drains pipes wires watercourses subways cables apparatus conduits and any other media or works for the conduct or transmission of any service matter or material (including any media and works in respect of the sprinkler system at the Estate) “Estate Plan” the plan marked Estate Plan attached to this Lease “Estate Roads” 1. the roads pavements and paths shown for the purpose of identification only hatched b▇▇▇▇ on the Estate Plan (or any road pavement or path at any time replacing any of them) and

Adjoining Premises means the premises numbered 1-4 (inclusive) on the plan annexed to this Lease headed "Address of TfL assets above ground level" at annexure 5

Adjoining Premises means the premises on the Quay Level West in the Building demised by the Resident Member’s Agreement made between (1) St Katharine By The Tower Limited and (2) Aegis Insurance Services (Group) Limited on 2 December 1983