Common use of Vaults Clause in Contracts

Vaults. Notwithstanding anything herein contained, or shown on any sketch, plan or schedule hereto attached, to the contrary, if any vault space forms a part of the premises, or adjoins the same, or any part or portion of the premises is not within the property line of the building or premises, and if the use of the said space shall hereafter be prevented or curtailed by exercise of any governmental authority, the Tenant shall have no claim whatever upon the Landlord for the loss of such space, by any abatement of the rent, or otherwise, nor shall the Tenant be relieved from any obligations under this lease, and the Landlord's covenant of quiet enjoyment hereinafter contained, shall not be deemed to apply to any such space. The Landlord makes no representation as to the location of the property line of the building. The Tenant shall reimburse the Landlord for the vault charge or tax, if any, imposed by the City of New York in respect of any such vault space.