Common use of DAMAGE BY CASUALTY Clause in Contracts

DAMAGE BY CASUALTY. If the premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree which renders them uninhabitable, tenant may terminate the lease or vacate the premises and rent shall xxxxx until the premises are restored to a condition comparable to their prior condition. Landlord shall have the obligation to repair the premises and if repairs are not made, this agreement shall terminate. If the premises are not damage to a degree which does not render them uninhabitable, landlord shall repair them as soon as reasonably possible. The landlord is not responsible for damages to any of the tenant’s personal property, the tenant is expected to have renter’s insurance.

DAMAGE BY CASUALTY. If the premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree which renders them uninhabitableuntenantable, tenant Tenant may terminate the lease or vacate the premises and rent shall xxxxx until the premises are restored to a condition comparable to their prior condition. Landlord shall have the obligation option to repair the premises and if repairs are not made, made this agreement lease shall terminate. If the premises are not damage damaged to a degree which does not render them uninhabitable, landlord untenantable Landlord shall repair them as soon as reasonably possible. The landlord is not responsible for damages to any of the tenant’s personal property, the tenant is expected to have renter’s insurance.

DAMAGE BY CASUALTY. If the premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree which renders them uninhabitable, tenant may terminate the lease or vacate the premises and rent shall xxxxx until the premises are restored to a condition comparable to their prior condition. Landlord shall have the obligation to repair the premises and if repairs are not made, this agreement shall terminate. If the premises are not damage to a degree which does not render them uninhabitable, landlord shall repair them as soon as reasonably possible. The landlord is not responsible for damages to any of the tenant’s personal property, ; the tenant is expected to have renter’s insurance.