FIRES AND SMOKING Sample Clauses

FIRES AND SMOKING. The Tenant agrees not to smoke, or to permit visitors to smoke tobacco or any other substance, in the Let Property, without the prior written consent of the Landlord. The Tenant understands that if this clause is breached, the Landlord reserves the right to have the Let Property professionally cleaned and/or painted and/or re-carpeted and/or re-curtained and to hold the Tenant responsible for the costs. The Tenant will not smoke in stairwells or any other common parts, nor will they permit visitors to do so. There shall be no flames or open fires in the Let Property other than that of any gas cooker, hob, oven, or boiler, unless otherwise agreed in writing with the Landlord. In the event that the Let Property has fireplaces or wood burning stoves there shall be no fire or open flames within the fireplace or wood burning stove unless agreed in writing with the Landlord. The Tenant shall bring no gas appliances into the Let Property without written permission from the Landlord. Where any such permission is granted, the Tenant must ensure that any gas appliances are certifiably safe for use and that they are properly connected to the appropriate gas supply in the Let Property by a registered Gas Safe engineer. The Tenant must immediately stop using and remove any gas appliance brought into the Let Property by him/her which becomes unsafe or dangerous to the occupants, neighbours or the Let Property. Where the Let Property has a chimney, and where prior written consent from the Landlord has been granted for use of said chimney, the Tenant will be liable for the cost of sweeping for all working chimneys by an insured and reputable contractor and to ensure that they are swept regularly throughout the duration of the Agreement. In particular, the Tenant shall ensure that they are swept at least once during the final week of the Agreement. The Tenant shall be responsible for providing the Landlord with a dated invoice for this on the final day of the Agreement.
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FIRES AND SMOKING. Within the subjects there shall be no smoking nor shall there be any fire or open flames within the fireplace or elsewhere other than that of any gas cooker, hob, oven or boiler. The Tenant shall be responsible for regularly testing all smoke and any other alarms in the subjects and replacing batteries where necessary.

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