Common use of Landlord Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Landlord Responsibilities. Landlord will keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition in compliance with applicable state, county, and municipal laws and regulations. Landlord will provide services, including, but not limited to, (i) physical facilities, including appliances, in standard repair; (ii) effective water and weather protection; (iii) plumbing conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (iv) adequate heating; (v) an electrical system conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (vi) adequate receptacles for the removal of garbage (except for East Campus houses); (vii) an approved and adequate water supply system capable of supplying hot and cold water; and (viii) working locks for all outside doors and keys for Tenant. However, the University is not responsible for any damages or losses incurred due to the loss or reduction of Services due to circumstances beyond University Housing’s control, including, but not limited to natural disaster, strike, lockout of public employees or suppliers' employees, and on- or off-campus utility interruptions. University Housing is not responsible for, and will not allow cancellation of this Lease or reduced fees for, construction noise or disruptions associated with construction, maintenance, and service vehicles within or adjacent to University Housing facilities.

Landlord Responsibilities. ‌ Landlord will keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition in compliance with applicable state, county, and municipal laws and regulations. Landlord will provide services, including, but not limited to, (i) physical facilities, including appliances, in standard repair; (ii) effective water and weather protection; (iii) plumbing conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (iv) adequate heating; (v) an electrical system conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (vi) adequate receptacles for the removal of garbage (except for East Campus houses); (vii) an approved and adequate water supply system capable of supplying hot and cold water; and (viii) working locks for all outside doors and keys for Tenant. However, the University is not responsible for any damages or losses incurred due to the loss or reduction of Services due to circumstances beyond University Housing’s control, including, but not limited to natural disaster, strike, lockout of public employees or suppliers' employees, and on- or off-campus utility interruptions. University Housing is not responsible for, and will not allow cancellation of this Lease or reduced fees for, construction noise or disruptions associated with construction, maintenance, and service vehicles within or adjacent to University Housing facilities.

Landlord Responsibilities. ‌ Landlord will keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition in compliance with applicable state, county, and municipal laws and regulations. Landlord will provide servicesservices (“Services”), including, but not limited to, (i) physical facilities, including appliances, in standard repair; (ii) effective water and weather protection; (iii) plumbing conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (iv) adequate heating; (v) an electrical system conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (vi) adequate receptacles for the removal of garbage (except for East Campus houses); (vii) an approved and adequate water supply system capable of supplying hot and cold water; and (viii) working locks for all outside doors and keys for Tenant. However, the University is not responsible for any damages or losses incurred due to the loss or reduction of Services due to circumstances beyond University Housing’s control, including, but not limited to natural disaster, strike, lockout of public employees or suppliers' employees, and on- or off-campus utility interruptions. University Housing is not responsible for, for and will not allow cancellation of this Lease or reduced fees for, construction noise or disruptions associated with construction, maintenance, and service vehicles within or adjacent to University Housing facilities.facilities.‌

Landlord Responsibilities. ‌ Landlord will keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition in compliance with applicable state, county, and municipal laws and regulations. Landlord will provide services, including, but not limited to, (i) physical facilities, including appliances, in standard repair; (ii) effective water and weather protection; (iii) plumbing conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (iv) adequate heating; (v) an electrical system conforming to applicable code and maintained in good working order; (vi) adequate receptacles for the removal of garbage (except for East Campus houses); (vii) an approved and adequate water supply system capable of supplying hot and cold water; and (viii) working locks for all outside doors and keys for Tenant. However, the University is not responsible for any damages or losses incurred due to the loss or reduction of Services due to circumstances beyond University Housing’s control, including, but not limited to natural disaster, strike, lockout of public employees or suppliers' employees, and on- or off-campus utility interruptions. University Housing is not responsible for, and will not allow cancellation of this Lease or reduced fees for, construction noise or disruptions associated with construction, maintenance, and service vehicles within or adjacent to University Housing facilities.facilities.‌