Common use of Congestion Clause in Contracts

Congestion. Shall not permit the Premises to be used or occupied in a congested manner. The number of people that shall use or occupy the Premises shall be reasonable for the size of the Premises taking into consideration the safety of the occupants, the burden that an unreasonable number of occupants will place upon the electricity, heating and air conditioning equipment, the congestion that would result in the common facilities of the Building and its appurtenance(s) such as hallways, washrooms, parking lot, etc. If in Landlord's opinion reasonably exercised the Premises are being used occupied by more people than is reasonable. Tenant agrees to reduce the number thereof upon written demand of Landlord to the number that Landlord reasonably determines to be reasonable for the Premises.

Congestion. Shall not permit the Premises to be used or occupied in a congested manner. The number of people that shall use or occupy the Premises shall be reasonable for the size of the Premises taking into consideration the safety of the occupants, the burden that an unreasonable number of occupants will place upon the electricity, heating and air conditioning equipment, the congestion that would result in the common facilities of the Building and its appurtenance(s) such as hallways, washrooms, parking lot, etc. If in Landlord's opinion reasonably exercised the Premises are being used or occupied by more people than is reasonable. , Tenant agrees to reduce the number thereof upon written demand of Landlord to the number that Landlord reasonably determines to be reasonable for the Premises.