Common use of FIRE, ACCIDENTS & HAZARDS Clause in Contracts

FIRE, ACCIDENTS & HAZARDS. Tenant must notify Landlord immediately of any fire, accident, or hazardous condition in the Unit or the Premises. If the Unit is damaged by fire or other occurrence which makes it unusable, the lease goes on. Tenant is not required to pay rent for the time the Unit is unusable unless the damage was caused by Tenant or Tenant's guests. Tenant may not cancel the lease unless Xxxxxxxx fails to return the Unit to usable condition within 60 days after the fire or other occurrence. Landlord has no responsibility for providing or finding replacement housing. If the Premises is damaged by fire or other occurrence, Landlord may cancel the lease. If Landlord cancels the lease, Tenant must vacate the Unit within ten days after notice, and pay all rent due through the date of the fire or other occurrence, along with the cost of any repairs or other losses resulting from the act or neglect of Tenant or Xxxxxx's guests. In the event of a fire alarm call (false alarm or real) responded to by the Borough and/or any fire department there shall be a fine of $350 imposed on the tenants of the property.