Common use of Reasonable Modifications Clause in Contracts

Reasonable Modifications. Tenant will consent to such reasonable modifications of this Lease as Landlord may hereafter find it necessary to make in order to obtain mortgage financing, provided that such modifications (a) do not change the rental to be paid hereunder or the length of the Term of the Lease; and (b) do not impose obligations upon Tenant which are substantially or practically more burdensome to it than the obligations contained herein.

Reasonable Modifications. Tenant will consent to such reasonable modifications of this Lease as Landlord may hereafter find it necessary to make in order to obtain mortgage financing, provided that such modifications (a) do not change the rental to be paid hereunder or the length of the Term of the Lease; and (b) do not impose obligations upon Tenant which are substantially or practically more burdensome to it than the obligations contained herein.and

Reasonable Modifications. Tenant will consent to such reasonable modifications of this Lease as Landlord may hereafter find it necessary to make in order to obtain mortgage financing, provided that such modifications (a) do not change the rental or any fees, cost, or expense to be paid hereunder or the length of the Term of the Lease; and (b) do not impose obligations upon Tenant which are substantially or practically more burdensome to it than the obligations contained hereinherein or diminish Tenant’s rights hereunder.

Reasonable Modifications. Tenant will consent to such reasonable modifications of this Lease as Landlord may hereafter find it necessary to make in order to obtain mortgage financing, provided that such modifications (a) do not change the rental or any fees to be paid hereunder or the length of the Term of the Lease; and (b) do not impose obligations upon Tenant which are substantially or practically more burdensome to it than the obligations contained hereinherein or diminish Tenant's rights hereunder.