Interior Damage Sample Clauses
The Interior Damage clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to damage occurring within the interior of a property. Typically, it outlines who is liable for repairs, the process for reporting and assessing damage, and any limitations on the types of damage covered, such as distinguishing between normal wear and tear and accidental or negligent harm. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations regarding interior maintenance and repair, thereby minimizing disputes and clarifying financial responsibility in the event of interior damage.
Interior Damage. Any clause that excludes recovery of damage to the interior of building shall be deleted. The Builder's Risk policy shall provide for recovery for damage to the interior of a building if caused by perils insured against in the Builder's Risk Policy;
Interior Damage. Upon removal of the existing stucco facade, damaged/rotted plywood substrate and framing members, possible damage to the interior finishes should be considered. Interior damage repair is NOT included in this Contract and is hereby denied.
Interior Damage. The customer is responsible for any damage to the interior of the aircraft, including any and all costs of cleaning, restoring, repairing, or replacing materials damaged by the customer or any passenger including pets.
Interior Damage. Restoration and repair of any damage to the interior of any building within an individual Parcel, including without limitation all fixtures, cabinets and improvements therein, together with restoration and repair of all interior paint, wall coverings and floor coverings, must be made by and at the individual expense of the Owner of the building so damaged. Such interior repair and restoration shall be completed as promptly as practical.
Interior Damage. Any damage to the interior including items such as appliances, cabinet, floors, bathroom cleaning/repairs, etc.