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Australia-Melbourne-388 Lonsdale Street Lease - Euro Asia Properties Pty Ltd. and LookSmart Ltd.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SUMMARY OF LEASE 1

LEASE 3

GRANT OF LEASE AND GUARANTOR'S GUARANTEE 3

1. LEASE 3

HOW LONG IS THIS LEASE? 3

2. STARTING AND ENDING 3

3. CONTINUING OCCUPATION AFTER EXPIRY DATE 3

CAN THIS LEASE BE RENEWED? 3

4. RENEWING THIS LEASE 3

5. WHAT ARE THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW LEASE? 4

6. WHAT RENT IS PAYABLE UNDER THE NEW LEASE? 4

WHAT MUST THE TENANT PAY? 4

7. WHAT THE TENANT HAS TO PAY 4

8. INTEREST ON LATE PAYMENTS 4

9. ADJUSTMENTS AND ERRORS 4

HOW MUCH RENT MUST THE TENANT PAY? 5

10. HOW MUST THE TENANT PAY RENT? 5

11. MARKET RENT REVIEWS 5

12. MARKET RENT REVIEW DISPUTES 5

WHAT OTHER MONEY MUST THE TENANT PAY? 6

13. SERVICES 6

14. TENANT MUST PAY INCREASE IN RATES AND TAXES 7

15. LANDLORD'S LEGAL AND OTHER COSTS 7

SECURITY DEPOSIT 8

16. SECURITY DEPOSIT 8

WHAT ARE THE TENANT'S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS? 8

17. THE TENANT MUST OBEY THE LAW AND THE BUILDING RULES 8

18. HOW THE TENANT SHOULD BEHAVE 9

19. USING THE COMMON AREA 9
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ASSIGNMENT 9

20. LETTING OTHERS OCCUPY THE PREMISES 9

21. USING THIS LEASE ETC AS SECURITY 9

WHAT ARE THE TENANT'S OBLIGATIONS CONCERNING THE PREMISES? 9

22. USE 9

23. LETTING OTHERS ONTO THE PREMISES 10

24. MAINTAINING THE PREMISES AND THE TENANT'S PROPERTY 10

25. DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE TENANT 10

26. ALTERING THE PREMISES 10

27. AT THE END OF THE LEASE 11

WHAT IS THE TENANT'S RISK AND WHAT INSURANCE IS REQUIRED? 11

28. TENANT'S INSURANCE 11

29. THE TENANT RELEASES AND INDEMNIFIES AND LANDLORD AND THE MANAGING AGENT 11

WHAT ARE THE LANDLORD'S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS? 12

30. QUIET ENJOYMENT 12

31. OUTGOINGS 12

32. SERVICES 12

33. THE LANDLORD MAY ENTER THE PREMISES 12

34. THE LANDLORD MAY DO THINGS ON THE TENANT'S BEHALF 12

35. LANDLORD'S CONSENT 13

36. RELETTING OF PREMISES OR SALE OF BUILDING 12

WHEN THE LANDLORD DOES REPAIRS OR BUILDING WORK 13

37. THE LANDLORD MAY DO ANY REPAIRS OR BUILDING WORK 13

38. WHEN THE LANDLORD DOES REPAIRS OR BUILDING WORK 13

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE BUILDING OR PREMISES ARE DAMAGED, DESTROYED OR RESUMED? 13

39. IF DAMAGED OR DESTROYED 13

40. IF RESUMED 14

41. RESOLVING DISPUTES ABOUT REDUCTION IN RENT AND OTHER MONEY PAYABLE 14

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE TENANT BREACHES THIS LEASE? 15

42. TENANT BREACHES 15
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43. NOTICE OF BREACH 15

44. LANDLORD'S RIGHTS IF THE TENANT BREACHES 15

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE PARTIES 15

45. NOTICES MUST BE IN WRITING 15

46. DELIVERING NOTICES 16

OTHER MATTERS 16

47. INDIVIDUAL AND JOINT LIABILITY 16

48. VICTORIAN LAW APPLIES 16

49. VALIDITY OF MANAGING AGENT'S ACTIONS 16

50. SIGNING OF LANDLORD'S DOCUMENT 16

51. SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS 16

52. SEVERABILITY 17

53. INTERPRETATION 17

54. MEANING OF WORDS 17

55. FITOUT AND SIGNAGE 18

EXECUTION 18

RULES AND REGULATIONS
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SUMMARY OF LEASE

This is a lease covering the Tenant's occupation of the premises in the
Building. The lease sets out the rights and obligations of both the Landlord and
the Tenant concerning the premises and the Building.

The Building is managed by the managing agent.

DATE:

1. LANDLORD

Name: Euro Asia Properties Pty Ltd ACN 006 604 922

Address: Level 13, 256 Queen Street, Melbourne

Phone: (03) 9602 3288
Fax: (03) 9602 3299

Contact name and position: Mr Richard Wong, Property Manager

Landlord includes the Landlord's managing agent, employee, and any person
authorised by the Landlord.

2. TENANT

Name: Looksmart International Pty Ltd ACN 074 789
263

Address: Level 5, 388 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne

Phone:
Fax:

Contact name and position: Kerri Lee Sinclair. Operations Manager

2A GUARANTOR

Name: There is no guarantor

Address:

Phone:
Fax:

3. BUILDING 388 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne

4. PREMISES The whole of Level 5 of the Building having
an area of approximately 495M/2/

It is the whole of the land in certificate of
title Volume 10275 Folio 194
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5. USE Offices.

6. (A) COMMENCING DATE 1 September 1998
(B) RENT COMMENCING DATE 1 September 1998

7. EXPIRY DATE 31 AUGUST 2001

8. OPTION PERIOD One further period of 3 years.

9. RENT

(a) Term of this Lease Year 1
1 September 1998 - 31 August 1999: $66,825.00

Year 2
1 September 1999 - 31 August 2000; $70,166.25

Year 3
1 September 2000 - 31 August 2001: $73,674.56

(b) Option Period Year 1
1 September 2001 - 31 August 2002: Market
Review

Year 2
1 September 2002 - 31 August 2003: Percentage
increase of 5% on the rent for Year 1 of
Option Period.

Year 3
1 September 2003 - 31 August 2004: Market
Review

10. MARKET RENT REVIEW ALLOWED? Yes at the option of the landlord for the
Market Review Date in Item 9.

11. MARKET RENT REVIEW DATE The commencement date of Year 1 of the option
Period.

12. PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN RENT There is no Item 12.

13. SECURITY DEPOSIT Bank guarantee equivalent to three (3) months
current rent to be held for the duration of
the lease and option period.

14. PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE AMOUNT $10 million

15. BASE YEAR FOR RATES AND TAXES AND
OUTGOINGS FOR THE BUILDING 31 December 1998.
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LEASE

GRANT OF LEASE AND GUARANTOR'S GUARANTEE

1. LEASE

1.1 The Landlord leases the premises to the Tenant on the terms set out in
this lease.

HOW LONG IS THIS LEASE?

2. STARTING AND ENDING

2.1 This lease begins on the commencing date in item 6(a) and ends at
midnight on the expiry date in item 7.

3. CONTINUING OCCUPATION AFTER EXPIRY DATE

3.1 If the Tenant has not given a notice under clause 4.1 but continues
the tenancy by occupying the premises after the expiry date, the
Tenant does so on the same provisions as are in this lease. However,
the Landlord or the Tenant may and the tenancy on any day by giving at
least 30 days notice to the other.

CAN THIS LEASE BE RENEWED?

4. RENEWING THIS LEASE

4.1 The Tenant may not renew this lease unless the following criteria are
satisfied:

* the Tenant has remedied all breaches of which the Tenant has been
given notice; and

* the Tenant has not been persistently in breach.

4.2 If the Tenant is entitled to renew this lease and wants to renew this
lease for the period stated in item 8, the Tenant must give the
Landlord a notice to this effect in the period which is between 180
days and 90 days before the expiry date.

4.3 If the Tenant does not give the notice on time, the Tenant loses the
right to renew this lease.

4.4 If the Tenant gives the notice on time, and if at the expiry date the
Tenant has remedied all breaches of which the Tenant has been given
notice, the Landlord must grant a new lease of the premises to the
Tenant.

4.5 The commencing date of the new lease is the day after this lease ends.

4.6 The Landlord's solicitors must prepare the new lease and the Tenant
must pay the following costs:

* the Landlord's costs as permitted by the Retail Tenancies Reform
Act 1998; and

* stamp duty on the new lease.
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5. WHAT ARE THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW LEASE?

5.1 The provisions of the new lease must be the same as the provisions of
this lease, except that there is no right to renew the new lease.

6. WHAT RENT IS PAYABLE UNDER THE NEW LEASE?

6.1 If the commencing date of the new lease is a rent review date, the
rent payable under the new lease must be set as follows:

* if the commencing date is a market rent review date, the rent
payable under the new lease is set under clauses 11 and 12;

* if the commencing date is a market review date and the Landlord
does not set the rent using the market rent review procedure, the
rent payable for the first year of the new lease is the rent
payable during the last year of this lease;

6.2 If the commencing date of the new lease is not a rent review date, the
rent payable for the first year of the new lease is the same as the
rent payable during the last year of this lease.

WHAT MUST THE TENANT PAY?

7. WHAT THE TENANT HAS TO PAY

7.1 The Tenant must pay to the Landlord:

* the rent in item 9; and

* the charges for services supplied to the premises (see clause
13); and

* any other money owed under this lease.

8. INTEREST ON LATE PAYMENTS

8.1 If the Tenant does not pay any money to the Landlord within 7 days of
the time it is due, the Landlord may charge daily interest on that
money at a rate equal to the rate fixed under the Penalty Interest
Rates Act 1983 plus 2%.

8.2 The Landlord may calculate the interest on any unpaid money from the
day the unpaid money was due until the day it is paid.

8.3 On the last day of each month, the Landlord may add the interest for
that month to the unpaid money, and charge interest on the total
amount.

9. ADJUSTMENTS AND ERRORS

9.1 If the Landlord has to calculate the money the Tenant owes by using a
time period, and this lease starts or ends during that time period,
the Landlord must make the necessary proportional adjustment.

9.2 If either the Tenant or the Landlord prove an error in any
calculation, the Landlord must correct it and make any necessary
adjustment in the Tenant's next monthly statement (or as soon as
possible if this lease has expired).
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HOW MUCH RENT MUST THE TENANT PAY?

10. HOW MUST THE TENANT PAY RENT?

10.1 The Tenant must pay the rent:

* in equal monthly instalments; and

* in advance; and

* on or before the first day of each month.

11. MARKET RENT REVIEWS

11.1 If item 10 allows a market rent review, the Landlord may give the
Tenant notice of the new rent based on the current market rent at the
market rent review date in item 11. The Landlord must give the notice
during the period from 90 days before to 90 days after each market
rent review date.

11.2 The Tenant must pay the Landlord the new rent from the market rent
review date.

11.3 Until the Landlord notifies the Tenant of the new rent, the Tenant
must pay the current rent to the Landlord.

11.4 Any necessary adjustment between the rent the Tenant has paid and the
rent the Tenant should have paid is calculated from the market rent
review date.

11.5 If the Landlord is late in giving the Tenant notice, the Landlord
does not lose the right to a rent review. But, if the rent is
increased, the adjustment is only calculated from the day the
Landlord gave notice to the Tenant.

12. MARKET RENT REVIEW DISPUTES

12.1 If the Tenant disputes the rent nominated by the Landlord under
clause 11, the procedure in clause 12.2 must be followed. Each time
limit set out in clause 12.2 is consecutive. If a time limit is not
kept, the right attached is lost.

12.2 This is the procedure for rent review disputes.

* If the Tenant disputes the new rent, the Tenant must give the
Landlord notice of the dispute within 30 days of receiving the
Landlord's notice about the new rent.

* The Tenant and the Landlord must negotiate in good faith to agree
on a new rent within 30 days of the date of the Tenant's notice
of dispute.

* If the Tenant and the Landlord agree, the Tenant must pay the new
agreed rent from the market rent review date.

* If the Tenant and the Landlord to not agree, then within 7 days
either the Tenant or the Landlord may ask the President of the
Australian Institute of Valuers and Land Economists Inc -
Victorian Division (or an equivalent organisation) ("AIVLE") to
appoint an independent valuer to decide the new rent.

* The independent valuer must decide the current market rent at the
market rent review date within 30 days of being appointed.
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12.3 Until a dispute is resolved, or a right is lost, the Tenant must pay
the current rent. Any adjustment must be calculated from the relevant
date in clause 11. The Tenant must pay any adjustment (or the
Landlord must credit the Tenant with any adjustment) when the
Tenant's next monthly payment is due.

12.4 The valuation of the rent must take into account the following
factors:

* the use of the premises; and

* any inducement or incentive or both (for example: allowances,
payments, benefits, rent free periods, discounted rent periods,
assuming a liability) given by the Landlord to the Tenant, or a
person associated with the Tenant, for the Tenant entering into
this lease; and

* the fair market rent that can be obtained for the premises; and

* the provisions of this lease; and

* the rent payable for space comparable to the premises; and

* the basis for the determination is as follows:

- the premises are vacant and available for leasing by a
willing landlord to a willing tenant; and

- the Tenant is not in breach of this lease; and

* the requirements specified in Section 12(5) Retail Tenancies
Reform Act 1998.

12.5 But the valuation of the rent must not take into account the
following factors:

* the value of the Tenant's property; and

* any goodwill attributable to the premises due to the Tenant's
business; and

* any part of the fit-out that the Tenant may remove.

12.6 The independent valuer must have the following qualifications:

* current membership of the AIVLE; and

* at least five (5) years experience in valuing office space in the
Melbourne CBD.

12.7 In deciding the dispute, the independent valuer must act as an
independent expert and not as an arbitrator and must give written
reasons for the decision. The decision is final and binding on the
parties.

12.8 The Landlord and Tenant must share the cost of appointing the
independent valuer equally.

WHAT OTHER MONEY MUST THE TENANT PAY?

13. SERVICES

13.1 The Tenant must pay on time for all services supplied to the premises
including water consumption, electricity, gas, telephone, on floor
airconditioning costs and after hours airconditioning (including non
routine service calls requested by the Tenant).
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13.2 The premises are supplied with a self contained airconditioning
system and the Tenant is responsible for the cost of operating and
using the system (including non routine service calls requested by
the Tenant).

13.3 The Tenant is responsible for the cost of the activation and
maintenance of the electronic security devices servicing the
premises.

14. TENANT MUST PAY INCREASES IN RATES AND TAXES AND BUILDING OUTGOINGS

14.1 The Tenant must pay to the Landlord the Tenant's share of increases
in rates taxes or building outgoings assessed or levied on the
Building occurring after the commencing date.

14.2 If a new rate or tax or outgoings (that is, one that does not exist
at the commencing date) is assessed or levied on the Building, the
Tenant must pay to the Landlord the Tenant's share of the new rate or
tax or outgoings.

14.3 The Landlord must calculate the Tenant's share of the new rate tax or
outgoings or increases in rates taxes or outgoings using this
formula:

$ = N x P/B

where,

$ is the amount of the Tenant's share;

N is:

(i) the amount of the new rate; and/or

(ii) the difference between annual amount of the rates taxes and
outgoings levied or assessed on the Building from year to
year and the amount payable for the base year ending 31
December 1998.

P is the lettable area of the Premises; and

B is the net lettable area of the Building.

The lettable areas are calculated according to the Building Owners
and Managers Association Method of Measurement (1989 revision) or any
equivalent that the Landlord consents to. If the net lettable area
changes, the Landlord must adjust the Tenant's share proportionally.

14.4 The Landlord must tell the Tenant by notice of the amount payable.
The Tenant must pay this amount within 7 days of the date of the
Landlord's notice.

15. LANDLORD'S LEGAL AND OTHER COSTS

15.1 The Tenant must pay:

* the Landlord's costs permitted by the Retail Tenancies Reform Act
1998 arising out of this lease and any other transaction arising
out of this lease (for example: assignment, subletting); and

* stamp duty on this lease or any other document arising out of
this lease; and
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* the Landlord's reasonable legal and other costs arising out of
the Tenant's breach of this lease (for example, preparing a
notice of breach (see clause 43), remedying the breach (see
clauses 43 and 44)); and

* the Landlord's reasonable costs of considering the Tenant's
request for the Landlord's consent [for example, the cost of
employing consultants to review the Tenant's plans or altering
the premises (see clause 25), the cost of investigating the
financial position of a proposed assignee (see clause 20)]; and

* cost of additional keys and any security passes requested by the
Tenant; and

* cost of basic plumbing repairs; and

* cost of establishing and maintaining the Tenant's name on the
ground floor directory board.

SECURITY DEPOSIT

16. SECURITY DEPOSIT

16.1 On or before the commencing date, the Tenant must give the Landlord
the security deposit in item 13 by bank cheque or unconditional bank
guarantee.

16.2 The Landlord may use the security deposit to recover the Landlord's
loss due to the Tenant's breach (see clause 44). The Tenant must
promptly replace any amount used.

16.3 If the rent increases, the amount of the security deposit increases
in the same proportion. The Tenant must give the extra amount for the
security deposit to the Landlord by bank cheque or by increasing the
unconditional bank guarantee within 14 days of any rent increase.

16.4 When this lease ends and the Tenant has vacated the premises, the
Landlord must promptly refund to the Tenant any part of the security
deposit not needed to recover the Landlord's loss.

16.5 If the Landlord sells the premises or the Building, the Tenant must
do whatever is necessary to give the new owner the benefit of the
security deposit.

WHAT ARE THE TENANT'S GENERAL OBLIGATIONS?

17. THE TENANT MUST OBEY THE LAW AND THE BUILDING RULES

17.1 The Tenant must obey any law or proper notice from the body corporate
that requires the Tenant to do anything concerning:

* the premises; or

* the Tenant's use of the premises; or

* this lease.

17.2 But the Tenant is not required to do anything of a structural nature.
The Landlord is responsible for all items of a structural nature.

17.3 The Tenant must obey the building rules. A notice from the body
corporate or the Landlord listing the building rules is conclusive
proof of the rules in force.
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18. HOW THE TENANT SHOULD BEHAVE

18.1 The Tenant must not do anything that is, or may be, dangerous,
annoying, indecent, immoral, obscene or offensive to, or that may
interfere with, other tenants or people in the Building or adjacent
buildings.

18.2 In particular, the Tenant must not allow nude or partially dressed
people on the premises.

19. USING THE COMMON AREA

19.1 The Tenant may use the common area in common with other tenants or
people in the Building.

ASSIGNMENT

20. LETTING OTHERS OCCUPY THE PREMISES

20.1 The Tenant must get the Landlord's consent before the Tenant deals
with the premises or the Tenant's interest in the premises (for
example: mortgaging, assigning, subleasing, sharing or licensing it).

20.2 The Landlord must give consent if the following criteria are obeyed:

* the Tenant proves to the Landlord that the new person is
financially secure, able to make the payments required by this
lease on time and able to comply with the Tenant's other
obligations;

* the Tenant does anything that the Landlord reasonable requires
concerning the dealing (for example: giving the Landlord a
stamped assignment of lease in a form approved by the Landlord);

* the Tenant and the new person sign any agreement (for example:
deed of consent) or give any security (for example: personal
guarantee, bank guarantee, security deposit) that the Landlord
reasonably requires; and

* the Tenant is not in breach of this lease.

20.3 Section 144 of the Property Law Act 1958 does not apply to this lease
(this deals with withholding the Landlord's consent and the money
payable by the Tenant for getting the Landlord's consent).

21. USING THIS LEASE ETC AS SECURITY

21.1 The Tenant must get the Landlord's consent before the Tenant uses
this lease as security.

WHAT ARE THE TENANT'S OBLIGATIONS CONCERNING THE PREMISES?

22. USE

22.1 The Tenant may only use the premises for the purpose set out in item
5.

22.2 The Tenant must not put any safe or other heavy articles in the
premises unless the Tenant gets the Landlord's consent to do so.

22.3 The Tenant must not put any plate, sign or advertisement outside the
premises or on the inside face of the windows unless the Tenant gets
the Landlord's consent to do so.
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22.4 The Tenant must not use the premises in way that interferes with the
usual operation of services which the Landlord supplies to the
premises or the Building.

22.5 The Tenant must not store dangerous substances (for example:
hazardous chemicals, flammable liquids, acetylene gas or alcohol,
explosive oils compounds or substances) on the premises or in the
Building.

23. LETTING OTHERS ONTO THE PREMISES

23.1 The Tenant is responsible for the conduct of all people that the
Tenant allows on the premises (for example, the Tenant's customers,
employees, contractors and agents).

23.2 But the Tenant is not responsible for the conduct of the people the
Landlord requires to be on the premises (for example, the Landlord's
employees and agents).

24. MAINTAINING THE PREMISES AND THE TENANT'S PROPERTY

24.1 The Tenant must keep the premises clean and tidy and in the same
condition as they were in at the commencing date, except for fair
wear and tear (for example, the Tenant must repair damage and replace
broken fittings). The Tenant is responsible for the tenancy area
cleaning and waste management costs.

24.2 The Tenant must maintain, repair and keep the Tenant's property in
good condition.

24.3 The Tenant must repair or replace all broken glass with glass of the
same or similar quality. The Tenant must repair or replace all light
tubes and associated fittings.

24.4 Unless the Tenant causes the damage, the Tenant does not have to
repair structural or capital items.

25. DAMAGE CAUSED BY THE TENANT

25.1 The Tenant must promptly repair any damage the Tenant causes to the
Building or the premises.

26. ALTERING THE PREMISES

26.1 The Tenant must get the Landlord's consent before the Tenant does
building work in the premises, for example:

* alterations,

* installation of equipment,

* re-designing the interior,

* building of partitions.

26.2 The Tenant must get the necessary permits (for example: building
permits, plumbing permits) to allow the Tenant to carry out building
work and must get an occupancy permit or certificate of final
inspection when necessary.

26.3 If the Landlord asks, the Tenant must promptly give copies of all
permits and certificates to the Landlord.
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27. AT THE END OF THE LEASE

27.1 When this lease ends, the Tenant must do the following:

* vacate the premises and give it back to the Landlord in the same
layout and condition as they were in at the commencing date,
except for fair wear and tear; and

* remove any plate, sign or advertisement installed inside or
outside the premises including the directory board and repair any
damage caused; and

* repaint those walls of the premises where there is clear
indication of damage done to those walls not apparent at the
commencement date.

27.2 The Tenant must make sure any Tenant's fixture or fitting and any
other property of the Tenant is removed. Anything left becomes the
Landlord's property and the Landlord may keep it, sell it or give it
away.

27.3 The Tenant must pay the Landlord's costs of dealing with any of the
Tenant's property left in the premises (for example, removing the
property and restoring the premises to the required condition).

WHAT IS THE TENANT'S RISK AND WHAT INSURANCE IS REQUIRED?

28. TENANT'S INSURANCE

28.1 The Tenant must have current insurance policies covering:

* public liability arising out of the use or occupation of the
premises for the amount in item 14; and

* insurance policy for the usual risks and covering the Tenant's
property and any of the Landlord's property in the premises for
its replacement value.

28.2 If the Landlord asks, the Tenant must give the Landlord written
evidence of the Tenant's insurance including Certificates of
Currency.

28.3 The Tenant must not do anything that may cancel the Tenant's
insurance or the Landlord's insurance or make either insurances
invalid, or that may increase the Landlord's insurance premium.

29. THE TENANT RELEASES AND INDEMNIFIES AND LANDLORD AND THE MANAGING AGENT

29.1 The Tenant occupies and uses the premises at the Tenant's own risk.
The Tenant also carries out building work in the premises at the
Tenant's own risk.

29.2 The Tenant releases the Landlord and the managing agent from
liability for any damage, loss, injury, or death occurring in the
premises, or the Building, except to the extent that this was caused
by the Landlord's or the managing agent's act or negligence. The
Landlord or the managing agent are liable to the extent that their
respective act or negligence caused the damage, loss, injury or
death.
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29.3 The Tenant indemnifies the Landlord and the managing agent against
any action or demand arising from any damage, loss, injury, or death,
caused by:

* the Tenant's act or negligence; or

* the Tenant's use or occupation of the premises, the car bays or
the Building; or

* services to or facilities of the premises or the Building; or

* the machinery servicing the premises or Building.

29.4 However, the Tenants indemnity does not apply to the extent that the
Landlord or the managing agent caused the damage, loss, injury or
death by their act or negligence. To this extent, the Landlord or
managing agent are liable.

WHAT ARE THE LANDLORD'S RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS?

30. QUIET ENJOYMENT

30.1 The Landlord must allow the Tenant to occupy and use the premises
without interruption or disruption, except where this lease allows
the Landlord to do so.

31. OUTGOINGS

31.1 The Landlord is responsible for current outgoings as at the date of
this Lease (for example, rates, taxes, body corporate charges) for
the premises which are not the responsibility of the Tenant.

32. SERVICES

32.1 For common area base services such as airconditioning and lifts, the
Landlord must do all the Landlord reasonably can to ensure that the
services are working efficiently during the hours the Building is
open. However, the Landlord is not liable for any compensation and
the Tenant cannot end this lease if the Landlord does not do so.

33. THE LANDLORD MAY ENTER THE PREMISES

33.1 After giving at least 2 working days notice, the Landlord may enter
the premises at any reasonable time:

* for inspection;

* to carry out maintenance, repairs, or building work;

* to show the premises to prospective tenants or to allow
prospective buyers of the premises or the Building to inspect the
premises.

33.2 But if there is an emergency, the Landlord may enter the premises at
any time without giving the Tenant notice.

34. THE LANDLORD MAY DO THINGS ON THE TENANT'S BEHALF

34.1 The Landlord may carry out any of the Tenant's obligations on the
Tenant's behalf if the Tenant does not carry them out on time after
receiving a notice of breach (for example: if the Tenant does not do
repairs). The Tenant must promptly reimburse the Landlord's costs of
doing this.
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35. LANDLORD'S CONSENT

35.1 If the Landlord's consent is required, the Landlord must consider the
request promptly, and must be fair and reasonable in giving or
withholding it. The Landlord may also require the Tenant to obey any
reasonable conditions before the Landlord gives the Landlord's
consent.

35.2 The Landlord can refuse to give the Landlord's consent for any reason
if it concerns structural building work to the premises.

36. RELETTING OF PREMISES OR SALE OF BUILDING

36.1 If the Landlord wants to sell the premises or the Building, the
Landlord may put up a "sale" sign on the building.

WHEN THE LANDLORD DOES REPAIRS OR BUILDING WORK

37. THE LANDLORD MAY DO ANY REPAIRS OR BUILDING WORK

37.1 The Landlord may do any building work to extend or change the
premises or the Building.

37.2 The Landlord must not do building work to the premises or the
Building, except where this lease allows the Landlord to do so (see
clause 33), or the law requires it.

38. WHEN THE LANDLORD DOES REPAIRS OR BUILDING WORK

38.1 The Landlord must give the Tenant at least 24 hours notice of any
repairs, maintenance or building work in the premises that the
Landlord wants to do. The Landlord must act reasonably if this work
disrupts the Tenant's use of the premises.

WHAT HAPPENS IF THE BUILDING OR PREMISES ARE DAMAGED, DESTROYED OR RESUMED?

39. IF DAMAGED OR DESTROYED

39.1 If the premises or the Building or both are damaged or destroyed, and
as a result the Tenant cannot use or have access to the premises,
then the Tenant may ask the Landlord to re-build either or both of
them.

39.2 The Landlord may give a notice to the Tenant ("the Rebuilding
Notice") within 90 days of the Tenant's request stating whether the
Landlord intends to rebuild.

39.3 If the Landlord does not give the Rebuilding Notice on time, or if
the Landlord decides not to rebuild, the Landlord or the Tenant may
end this lease by notice to the other. This lease ends on the date of
the notice.

39.4 But the Tenant cannot end this lease and must continue to pay the
full rent and other money payable under this lease up to the expiry
date if the Tenant caused or substantially contributed to the damage
or destruction.

39.5 The Landlord is not liable to pay the Tenant compensation. But if the
Tenant did not cause or substantially contribute to the damage or
destruction, the Landlord must reduce the Tenant's rent (and other
money payable) by a reasonable amount from the date of the damage or
destruction. The amount of the reduction depends on the type and
extent of the damage or destruction, and applies until the premises
are again fit for use or this lease is ended.
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IF RESUMED

40.1 If a competent authority resumes the premises or the Building, and
this makes the premises unfit for the Tenant's use, then the Landlord
or the Tenant may end this lease by notice to the other. The Landlord
is not liable to pay the Tenant any compensation in these
circumstances.

1. RESOLVING DISPUTES ABOUT REDUCTION IN RENT AND OTHER MONEY PAYABLE

41.1 If the Landlord and the Tenant dispute the amount of a reduction in
rent (and any other money payable), the procedure in clause 41.2 must
be followed. Each time limit is consecutive. If a time limit is not
kept the right attached is lost.

41.2 This is the procedure for disputes about reducing the money payable
under this lease.

* If the Tenant contends that the money payable should be reduced
but the Landlord does not agree or the Landlord or the Tenant do
not agree the reduced amount, the Tenant must give the Landlord
notice of the dispute.

* The Tenant and the Landlord must negotiate in good faith to agree
on a new amount within 30 days of the date of the Tenant's
notice.

* If the Tenant and the Landlord agree, the Tenant must pay the
agreed reduced amount from the agreed date.

* If the Tenant and the Landlord do not agree then within 7 days
either the Tenant or the Landlord may ask the President of the
Australian Institute of Valuers and Land Economists Inc.
Victorian Division (or an equivalent organisation) "AIVLE") to
appoint an independent valuer to decide the reduced amount.

* The independent valuer must decide the reduced amount within 30
days of being appointed.

41.3 Until a dispute is resolved, the Tenant must pay the current rent
(and other money payable). Any adjustment must be calculated from the
appropriate date. The Landlord must refund the amount of any
adjustment within 7 days of the decision.

41.4 The independent valuer must have the following qualifications:

* current membership of the AIVLE; and

* at least 5 years experience in valuing office space in the
Melbourne CBD.

41.5 In deciding the dispute, the independent valuer must act as an
independent expert and not as an arbitrator and must give written
reasons for the decision. The decision if final and binding on the
parties.

41.6 The Landlord and the Tenant must share the cost of appointing the
independent valuer equally.
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WHAT HAPPENS IF THE TENANT BREACHES THIS LEASE?

42. TENANT BREACHES

42.1 The Tenant breaches this lease if the Tenant disobeys any provision
of this lease, for example:

* if the Tenant does not pay the rent or the Tenant's share of the
operating expenses on time; or

* if the Tenant disobeys the provision about the use of the
premises (see clause 22.1).

43. NOTICE OF BREACH

43.1 If the Tenant breaches this lease, the Landlord must give the Tenant
a notice (this may be a demand for rent) describing the breach and
requiring the Tenant to remedy it.

43.2 The Landlord must give the Tenant at least 14 days to remedy a
breach.

44. LANDLORD'S RIGHTS IF THE TENANT BREACHES

44.1 If the Tenant breaches this lease or any other ancillary agreements
associated with the premises and does not remedy within the time
required, the Landlord may do any one or more of the following:

* re-enter and take possession of the premises;

* terminate this lease;

* recover from the Tenant or the Guarantor any loss the Landlord
suffers due to the Tenant's breach;

* use the security deposit (see clause 16) to recover any loss the
Landlord suffers due to the Tenant's breach;

* carry out the Tenant's obligations on the Tenant's behalf (see
clause 34); or

* exercise any of the Landlord's other legal rights.

44.2 If the Tenant breaches an essential term of this lease and the
Landlord reenters and takes possession of the premises, then the
Landlord may recover all money payable by the Tenant under this lease
up to the expiry date. The Landlord must minimise the Landlord's
loss. The essential terms are clauses 10, 13, 15, 15, 20.1 and 21.1

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE PARTIES

45. NOTICES MUST BE IN WRITING

45.1 A notice required by this lease must be in writing.
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46. DELIVERING NOTICES

46.1 If the Landlord wants to give a notice to the Tenant, the Landlord
must:

* give it to the Tenant personally; or

* leave it at, or post or fax it to the premises; or

* leave it at, or post or fax it to, the Tenant's registered office
or the Tenant's last known business address.

46.2 If the Tenant wants to give a notice to the Landlord, the Tenant must
leave it at, or post or fax it to:

* the Landlord's registered office; or

* any other address that the Landlord nominates.

46.3 If the Landlord wants to give a notice to the Guarantor, the Landlord
must:

* give it to the Guarantor personally; or

* leave it at, or post or fax it to, the Guarantor's registered
office or last known business address.

OTHER MATTERS

47. INDIVIDUAL AND JOINT LIABILITY

47.1 If two or more people are described in item 2 each person described
in the item is liable for their obligations individually and together
with each other person in that item.

48. VICTORIAN LAW APPLIES

48.1 This lease is governed by Victorian law.

49. VALIDITY OF MANAGING AGENT'S ACTIONS

49.1 The managing agent may do anything that the Landlord may or must do
in this lease.

50. SIGNING OF LANDLORD'S DOCUMENT

50.1 A Landlord's document or notice is valid when:

* signed under the Landlord's common seal; or

* signed under the Landlord's power of attorney or by the
Landlord's lawyer or employee; or

* signed by the managing agent.

51. SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

51.1 Anything to be done on a Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday in
Victoria must be done on the next business day.
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52. SEVERABILITY

52.1 If a court decides that:

* any part of this lease is void. voidable, illegal or
unenforceable; or

* this lease would be void, voidable, illegal or unenforceable
unless a part is severed from this lease, then that part is
severed from this lease and does not affect the continued
operation of the rest of this lease.

53. INTERPRETATION

53.1 When this lease requires anything not to be done, this includes not
allowing or permitting the thing to be done.

53.2 A word or expression in the singular includes the plural and the
plural includes the singular.

53.3 A person includes an individual and a corporation.

53.4 Examples are descriptive only, and not exhaustive.

53.5 A heading may be used to help interpretation, but is not legally
binding.

54. MEANING OF WORDS

54.1 In this lease:

* "body corporate" means Body Corporate No. PS301310H and includes
the secretary, agents, employees and any person authorised by
this body corporate;

* "body corporate charges" means any fee imposed by the body
corporate for expenses that have been or will be incurred for the
Building;

* "Building" means the building in item 3, and includes the land on
which it is build and the premises and common area;

* "building rules" means the rules and regulations for occupiers of
the Building, presently comprising the rules in Form 2 of
Schedule 1 of the Subdivision (Body Corporate) Regulations 1989,
as amended by the body corporate and the attached Rules and
Regulations;

* "common area" means the areas of the Building which are provided
for common use, for example car parking areas, footpaths, access
ways, entrances, stairs, escalators, lifts, toilers and loading
docks;

* "CPI" means the All Groups Consumer Price Index for the City of
Melbourne published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. If
the CPI no longer exists, it means an index that the President of
the Australian Institute of Valuers and Land Economists decides
reflects changes in the cost of living in Melbourne;

* "financial year" means 1 July to 30 June;

* "item" means an item in the summary of lease;

* "managing agent" means any managing agent for the Building
appointed by the Landlord;
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* "premises" means the premises described in item 4 and includes
the Landlord's property within the premises. It includes the area
from the undersurface of the floor to the upper surface of the
ceiling, and to the inside surface of the walls;

* "rates" includes council rates, water rates, sewerage rates,
State Deficit Levy and all other rates assessments and fees;

* "taxes" includes the Landlord's land tax (calculated on the basis
that the Building is the only property the Landlord owns) and any
other property tax assessed on the Building but excludes the
Landlord's income tax and capital gains tax; and

* "Tenant's property" means all the Tenant's property inside the
premises and includes all the Tenant's fixtures, fittings, signs,
equipment and goods.

55. Fitout and Signage

55.1 The fit-out currently at the premises shall be available for the
Tenant's use during the term of the lease and option period.

55.2 The Tenant will be provided with a place on the tenant directory
board in the foyer of the building.

EXECUTED AS A DEED

[STAMP OMITTED]

THE COMMON SEAL of EURO ASIA )
PROPERTIES PTY LTD (ACN 006 604 922) )
was hereunto affixed in accordance with its )
Articles of Association in the presence of: )

/s/ Signature Illegible Director

/s/ Signature Illegible Director/Secretary

[STAMP OMITTED]

THE COMMON SEAL of LOOKSMART )
INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD (ACN 074 789 )
263) was hereunto affixed in accordance with )
its Articles of Association in the presence of: )

/s/ Signature Illegible Director

/s/ Signature Illegible Director/Secretary
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SECOND SCHEDULE
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
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1. Not to obstruct entrances etc.
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The footpath entrances passages halls lifts escalators and staircases shall
not be obstructed by the Lessee or the employees clients customers or
visitors of the Lessee or be used by them for any other purpose than for
ingress to or egress from the premises.

2. Not to obstruct air-conditioning ducts etc.
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The Lessee shall not in any way cover or obstruct the air-conditioning
ducts and outlets or the skylights and windows which reflect or admit light
into any part of the said building.

3. Use of water closets etc.
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The water closet and other water supply apparatus shall not be used for any
purpose other than that for which they are constructed and no tea leaves
sweepings rubbish rags ashes or other substance shall be placed therein.
The cost of making good re replacing any damage resulting to such apparatus
or otherwise from such misuse by the Lessee or by the employee of the
Lessee shall be borne by the Lessee.

4. Signs
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No sign advertisement or notice shall be inscribed painted affixed or
displayed on any part of the outside or inside of the premises or of the
building except with the consent in writing of the Lessor and then only of
such colour size and style and in such places upon or in the building as
shall be approved by the Lessor. Signs on glass doors and on the directory
tablet will be painted or affixed for the Lessee by the Lessor at the cost
of the Lessee.

5. Blinds
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No window blind screen or awning shall be erected without the consent in
writing of the Lessor.

6. Heavy Articles
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No heavy materials or articles shall be placed or stored on any of the
floors of the building without the consent in writing of the Lessor and the
Lessor shall in all cases be entitled to prescribe the weight and proper
position thereof and of iron safes, mobile shelving equipment, heavy
furniture and office equipment in the building and all damage done to the
building or any part thereof by taking in or removing the same or during
the time it is in the building shall be made good and paid by the Lessee
who or whose agent shall cause it. Before any safe or any other heavy
article is moved into or out of or within the building at least twenty-four
(24) hours notice in writing of the intention to move such safe or article
shall be given by the Lessee to the supervisor of the building and the
moving of the same into or out of or within the building shall only be done
under the supervision of such supervisor.

7. Cleanliness
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The Lessee shall keep the premises in a good state of preservation and
cleanliness and shall not suffer any accumulation of useless property or
rubbish therein. All waste materials garbage dirt rubbish and trash shall
be deposited in the proper receptacles therefore and the Lessee shall
arrange for the prompt and regular removal thereof from the premises and/or
the building in accordance with any other instructions in this regard
issued by the Lessor. The Lessee shall also take all reasonable precautions
to keep the premises free of rodents, vermin, insects and pests and shall
if so required by the Lessor, meet the cost of any additional services
supplied by to the premises by pest exterminators employed by the Lessor.
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8. "To Let"
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The Lessor shall have the right during the last sixty (60) days prior to
the expiration of the Lease to bring prospective tenants and occupiers upon
and into the premises and to place thereon the usual notice "To Be Let" or
"To Let" which said notice shall not be removed by the Lessee.

9. Keys
----

All keys (including mil-access cards and other entry passes by whatever
name so called) belonging to the building and provided by the Lessor to the
Lessee for use during the Lessee's occupancy shall be forthwith surrendered
to the Lessor on the termination of the Lessee's tenancy. The Lessee shall
not cause any duplicate or facsimile thereof to be made. Any duplicate or
facsimile required by the Lessee shall be supplied by the Lessor at the
cost of the Lessee.

10. Noise
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The Lessee his clerks servants employees agents workmen clients customers
and visitors shall not make or permit any improper or unseemly noises in
the building or interfere in any way with other lessees or persons in the
building or mark or otherwise defile the building.

11. T.V. and Radio
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No television or radio mast or antenna should be affixed to any part of the
building without the consent in writing of the Lessor and any consent so
given may be withdrawn at any time without notice if the Lessor considers
it to be in the interests of the other tenants and occupiers of the
building so to do.

12. No rubbish out of windows
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Nothing shall be thrown by the Lessee his clerks servants employees agents
workmen clients customers and visitors out of the windows or doors or in
the lift wells or passages or on sky-lights or areas of the building.

13. Animals
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No animals or birds shall be kept in or about the building

14. Security Access
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(a) The Lessor may lock the outer doors to the building and car park and
terminate automatic operation of the lifts outside the hours
determined from time to time by the Lessor as the normal operating
hours of the building.

(b) The Lessee and the authorised servants, agents or invitees of the
Lessee may have admission to the premises and use of the lifts at
times when the outer doors are locked but, in the absence of some
other written arrangement with the Lessor, access to the premises and
use of the lifts at such times shall only be permitted by use of a
security pass issued by the Lessor.

(c) The Lessor will provide to the Lessee at the Lessee's expense so many
security passes identified by number or computer coding as the Lessee
shall reasonably require and the Lessee shall forthwith after issue of
any such security passes
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to authorised servants agents or invitees of the Lessee provide to the
Lessor a list of such persons and identify the security pass issued to
each.

(d) The Lessor shall be under no liability to the Lessee for any loss or
damage occasioned by the Lessee and shall indemnify the Lessor against
any loss occasioned to the Lessor arising as a result of or incidental
to an improper entry into the premises by means of a security passes
issued to the Lessee.

(e) The Lessee shall retain control over all security passes issued to it
and shall recover possession of any security pass from any servant
agent or other person who no longer requires the use thereof for the
purposes of the Lessee's business. The Lessee shall as soon as may be
reasonably possible thereafter notify the Lessor of any alteration to
the list of personnel issued with such security passes or of any loss
or theft of any such pass.

(f) The Lessee shall upon vacation of the premises return all issued
security passes to the Lessor and shall not permit any security pass
to come into the possession of unauthorised persons or the duplication
of any such pass.
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(g) The Lessee shall be responsible to ensure that any person entering the
premises by means of a security pass shall od so without causing any
harm to any of the common areas or facilities of the building nor
interfere with or enter upon areas of the building occupied by Lessees
other than the Lessee.

15. Lifts
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The working hours and use of the lifts and other services shall be
regulated by and be under the control of the Lessor and the Lessor shall
not be responsible for any inconvenience loss damage or harm arising out of
any stoppages to the lifts. The Lessee shall use the Passenger lifts only
for passengers and shall not except with the express consent of the Lessor
or its building supervisor use them for the carriage of goods.
Notwithstanding the foregoing the Lessee shall be entitled to use the lifts
for the carrying of goods in the ordinary course of the Lessee's use of the
premises as offices, including the fitting out of the premises during which
the Lessee shall use the lift safety covers supplied by the Lessor,
provided always that the Lessee shall make good any damage thereby caused.

16. Accident or Defect
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The Lessee shall give to the Lessor prompt notice in writing of any
accident to or defect in any of the services connected to the building
PROVIDED THAT if any fire flooding explosion or other sudden peril or
emergency occurs to the knowledge of the Lessee the Lessee shall
immediately give notice or warning thereof to the Lessor.

17. Lighting
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The Lessee shall inform the Lessor of the existence of any defective,
damaged or broken electric light fittings bulbs tubes and globes in the
premises and the Lessor shall arrange any necessary repair and/or
replacement the cost of which shall be paid by the Lessee to the Lessor on
demand. The Lessor, however, reserves the right to replace from time to
time under a group replacement programme all fluorescent tubes in the
premises and the cost of such replacement of such tubes, globes or other
light sources caused by circumstances beyond its control and upon the
expiration or sooner determination of the Lease, to which these rules
apply, the Lessee shall deliver up to the Lessor all such rubes, globes and
other light sources as are then installed in the premises in proper working
order.

18. Parking
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The Lessee shall not use any parking area for any purpose other than the
parking of a motor vehicle.

19. Vending Machines
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The Lessee shall not install in the demised premises any machine for
entertainment vending or dispensing food refreshments or merchandise
without the written consent of the Lessor.

20. Plate Glass
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The Lessee shall be responsible for replacing any plate or other glass in
the windows or other parts of the premises which become broken or damaged
to a standard and by a contractor (if any) nominated by the lessor.

21. Food
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The Lessee shall not prepare nor cook food other than in areas which may be
provided and which are approved by the Lessor for this purpose.

22. Air-Conditioning
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The following provisions shall apply in respect to air-conditioning:-

(a) The windows or doors fitted with closers in the premises shall not be
opened or be permitted to remain open by the Lessee or any employee
agent client workman clerk customer or visitor of the Lessee;
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(b) The air-conditioning plant will so far as practicable be operated on
Mondays to Fridays (both inclusive) other than public holidays between
the normal hours of operation as determined by the Lessor. The Lessee
may activate the air-conditioning plant to supply conditioned air to
the premises on days and times other than as so specified but shall
comply with the procedures laid down from time to time by the Lessor
in relation to the operation of the after hours air-conditioning which
shall include the actuation and switching off by the Lessee of the
air-conditioning in such manner as the Lessor from time to time
nominates. When actuated the air-conditioning shall operate in
relation to the entire floor of the building on which the premises are
located.

(c) The Lessee will be required to keep the sun protection devices (if
any) installed for the purpose of reflecting solar heat, in the proper
operational position (as determined by the Lessor from time to time)
to ensure the designed performance of the air-conditioning equipment.

(d) The Lessee will not do any act or thing whereby the working of the
air-conditioning plant in the premises and/or the building shall be
affected and in particular without affecting the generality of the
foregoing the Lessee shall not install or cause to be installed any
fittings or equipment or keep articles or furniture where they may or
will interfere with the access panels or the front of air registers,
thermostats, or diffusers or where they are liable to obstruct or
reduce air movement.

23. Lock External Doors
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All lockable doors of the premises shall be securely fastened by the Lessee
on all occasions when the premises are left unoccupied or unattended and
the Lessor reserves the right to enter and fasten the same if left
insecurely fastened.

24. Lessor Not Liable for Enforcement of Rules
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The Lessor shall not be liable for any enforcement or non-enforcement of
these Rules and Regulations or any of them.