Common use of TIME OF ACCESS Clause in Contracts

TIME OF ACCESS. Anything herein to the contrary ------------ -------------- notwithstanding, Tenant shall have a period of not less than sixty (60) days before the date that the Demised Premises shall be deemed actually ready for occupancy and before the commencement of the payment of Rent during which period Tenant shall have the privilege of proceeding with any work it wants to perform in the Demised Premises. The period of sixty (60) days is to be measured from the date that the Demised Premises are suitable for the performance of said work by Tenant, and Landlord has so notified Tenant thereof. If Tenant does not regard the Demised Premises to be suitable for the performance of its work on the receipt of such notice from Landlord, then it shall , within seven (7) business days after receipt thereof, notify Landlord specifying the particulars with respect to which the Demised Premises are not suitable for such work. Such work performed by Tenant may be performed concurrently with the work to be performed by Landlord, and each party agrees not to interrupt, delay, or prevent the work to be performed by the other. Landlord shall provide temporary light, heat, and power during regular working hours from Monday through Friday for Tenant's use as required during the construction of the Building and finishing of the Demised Premises in such amounts and at such times as Landlord in its discretion may reasonably determine and shall also provide protection of the Demised Premises from the elements during the period such work is in process.

TIME OF ACCESS. Anything herein to the contrary ------------ -------------- notwithstanding, Tenant shall have a period of not less than sixty (60) days before the date that the Demised Premises shall be deemed actually ready for occupancy and before the commencement of the payment of Rent during which period Tenant shall have the privilege of proceeding with any work it wants to perform in the Demised Premises. The period of sixty (60) days is to be measured from the date that the Demised Premises are suitable for the performance of said work by Tenant, and Landlord has so notified Tenant thereof. If Tenant does not regard the Demised Premises to be suitable for the performance of its work on the receipt of such notice from Landlord, then it shall shall, within seven (7) business days after receipt thereof, notify Landlord specifying the particulars with respect to which the Demised Premises are not suitable for such work. Such work performed by Tenant may be performed concurrently with the work to be performed by Landlord, and each party agrees not to interrupt, delay, or prevent the work to be performed by the other. Landlord shall provide temporary light, heat, and power during regular working hours from Monday through Friday for Tenant's use as required during the construction of the Building and finishing of the Demised Premises in such amounts and at such times as Landlord in its discretion may reasonably determine and shall also provide protection of the Demised Premises from the elements during the period such work is in process.