ADDITIONAL CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM Clause Samples

The 'Additional Central Heating System' clause defines the terms under which an extra or upgraded central heating system is provided within a property. Typically, this clause outlines the specifications of the additional system, who is responsible for its installation and maintenance, and any associated costs or warranties. For example, it may state that the landlord will install a new central heating unit before the tenant moves in, or that the tenant is responsible for routine servicing. The core function of this clause is to ensure both parties are clear about the provision, responsibilities, and expectations regarding the central heating system, thereby preventing disputes over heating arrangements.
ADDITIONAL CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM. INCLUDED: Optional coverage includes the same parts and components of one (1) additional central heating system as the primary unit described in the Covered Systems and Components section under “Central Heating System.”
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