3. The Premises are in a commercial building and are let for office use. The Landlord confirms that the address and area stated in this certificate are those of the Premises the Tenant occupies.
5. The Landlord will allow the officers of the authority to visit and inspect the Premises, at a time arranged with the Tenant, for the purpose of the registration and any later check the authority carries out.
6. The Landlord has no objection to the Tenant installing and using at the Premises, at its own cost and with the Landlord's approval of the works, the data lines, leased-line or radio-link equipment, networking equipment and backup power that an IT unit needs, provided the structure of the building is not harmed.
8. If the Lease ends or is terminated before the Tenant's registration lapses, the Landlord will inform the authority in writing within a reasonable time, so that the authority's records show the correct address.
9. This certificate is consent and a statement of fact only. It does not make the Landlord a party to the Tenant's registration, does not promise that the registration will be granted, and does not give the Tenant any right in the Premises beyond what the Lease gives. The Tenant alone is responsible for meeting the conditions of its registration and its obligations to the authority.
10. This certificate is issued at the Tenant's request, for the sole purpose of the application described above.