Common use of Unloading Clause in Contracts

Unloading. Not to unload any goods or materials from carts, wagons or lorries and convey the same from an estate road or the public highway into the Premises except through the approved entrance or entrances provided for the purpose and not to cause thereby congestion of the adjoining estate roads and public highways not designated for parking nor inconvenience any other use thereof and not to permit any vehicles or animals belonging to the Tenant or its licensees, servants, agents or other persons calling on the Tenant or the Premises to stand on the estate road or any footpath or public highway in the neighbourhood of the Premises and to use its all reasonable endeavours to ensure that such licensees, servants, agents, and other persons calling on the Tenant or the Premises shall not permit any vehicle or animals to stand on any such estate, road, footpath or public highway not designated for parking.

Unloading. Not to unload any goods or materials from carts, wagons or lorries and convey the same from an estate road or the public highway into the Premises except through the approved entrance or entrances provided for the purpose and not to cause thereby congestion of the adjoining estate roads and public highways not designated for parking nor inconvenience any other use thereof and not to permit any vehicles or animals belonging to the Tenant or its licensees, servants, agents or other persons calling on the Tenant or the Premises to stand on the estate road or any footpath or public highway in the neighbourhood of the Premises and to use its all reasonable endeavours to ensure that such licensees, servants, agents, and other persons calling on the Tenant or the Premises shall not permit any vehicle or animals to stand on any such estate, road, footpath or public highway not designated for parking.. User