Common use of Damage to Unit Clause in Contracts

Damage to Unit. If any Unit is damaged by fire, explosion, flood or any other unavoidable catastrophe to such an extent as to render it uninhabitable, the Proponent shall proceed to repair, restore and make habitable the damaged Unit in accordance with the provisions of the Lease. The Proponent acknowledges and agrees that the payment of Housing Benefits by the City to the Proponent with respect to any such damaged Unit shall cease as long as such Unit is uninhabitable.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Contribution Agreement, Contribution Agreement, Of Contribution Agreement

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Damage to Unit. If any Unit is damaged by fire, explosion, flood or any other unavoidable catastrophe to such an extent as to render it uninhabitable, the Proponent shall proceed to repair, restore and make habitable the damaged Unit in accordance with the provisions of the LeaseSublease. The Proponent acknowledges and agrees that the payment of Housing Benefits by the City to the Proponent with respect to any such damaged Unit shall cease as long as such Unit is uninhabitable.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Contribution Agreement

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