Common use of DELAY IN OCCUPANCY Clause in Contracts

DELAY IN OCCUPANCY. If the Owner cannot deliver possession of the Apartment to the Resident on the date when the term of this Lease is to begin, the Owner shall not be liable for such failure, and the rent shall be apportioned and abated until the Owner is able to deliver possession. If the Owner is not able to deliver possession of the Apartment to the Resident within fourteen (14) days from the beginning date of this Lease, the Resident may cancel and terminate this Lease. which must be done in writing.

DELAY IN OCCUPANCY. If the Owner cannot deliver possession of the Apartment to the Resident on the date when the term of this Lease is to begin, the Owner shall not be liable for such failure, and the rent shall be apportioned and abated until the Owner is able to deliver possession. If the Owner is not able to deliver possession of the Apartment to the Resident within fourteen (14) 60 days from the beginning date of this Lease, the Resident may cancel and terminate this Lease. , which must be done in writing.