A 'Permitted Use' clause that defines a store by reference to a descriptive phrase (such as 'Home Improvement Store') followed by an inclusive list of goods requires both a sufficient range and type of goods to constitute a store of that character; the sale of items falling within only one listed category does not satisfy the definition. Where a tenant has ceased trading, a proposed sublease must independently satisfy the permitted use requirement and cannot rely on aggregation with hypothetical future subtenancies. The term 'trading area' in a sublease clause operates as a threshold for when landlord consent is required, not as a limitation on the subject matter of the power to sublease.
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