Cosmetic repairs Sample Clauses
The Cosmetic Repairs clause defines the responsibilities for maintaining and repairing minor, non-structural aspects of a property that affect its appearance but not its function. Typically, this clause requires the tenant or occupant to address superficial issues such as paint touch-ups, small wall dents, or minor flooring scuffs, while excluding major repairs or structural work. Its core practical function is to ensure the property remains presentable and well-maintained throughout the occupancy, preventing disputes over minor wear and tear and clarifying the division of maintenance duties.
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Cosmetic repairs. If the rented rooms should not be in a habitable condition according to general criteria by above-average wear (damages) aGer the tenant moved out, the landlord is entitled to make or have made the neces- sary cosmetic repairs at the expense of the tenant.
Cosmetic repairs. The landlord assumes responsibility for cosmetic repairs. In order to carry out cosmetic repairs, if required during the rental period, the tenant must grant the landlord access to the rental property and tolerate the execution of the repairs. Refer to Section 14. Access to the Rental Property.
Cosmetic repairs. 1. Tenant obligates itself to take good care of and maintain the Premises and the common facilities in accordance with normal use.
2. Any cosmetic repairs desired by Tenant in the Premises shall be performed by Tenant at its own cost and be of the same quality as existed (cleaning or renovating painting on concrete wall or masonry walls, drywalls, on heating elements, including heating pipes, or inside doors and windows).
Cosmetic repairs. A tenant undertakes to perform cosmetic repairs subject to the respective statutory provisions.