Common use of Restrictions on Rights Clause in Contracts

Restrictions on Rights. The Tenant is not: 3.9.1 to do or omit to do anything which might result in the loss of any right or easement enjoyed by the Premises in a manner which may have an Adverse Effect; 3.9.2 to give any third party any acknowledgement that the third party enjoys the access of light to any window or opening in any adjoining or neighbouring building in a manner which may have an Adverse Effect; or 3.9.3 to knowingly do or omit to do anything which results or might result in the creation of any new rights wayleaves or easements over the Premises which may affect the Operation of the Railway and, if it becomes aware of any which are being created, the Tenant: 3.9.3.1 is to notify the Landlord in writing; and 3.9.3.2 is, at the Landlord’s reasonable and proper cost, to take any action which the Landlord reasonably requires to prevent the creation of new rights wayleaves and easements over the Premises.