Common use of Legionella Clause in Contracts

Legionella. At the start of the tenancy and throughout, the Landlord must take reasonable steps to assess any risk from exposure to legionella to ensure the safety of the Tenant in the Let Property.

Legionella. At the start of the tenancy and throughout, the Landlord must take reasonable steps to assess any risk from exposure to legionella to ensure the safety of the Tenant in the Let Property. The Tenant will be provided with a copy of “XXX Factsheet: Guidance on Legionnaires’ Disease for residents of rented domestic accommodation” at the start of the tenancy which includes guidance on how the tenant can manage the risk in the Let Property during the tenancy.

Legionella. ‌ At the start of the tenancy and throughout, the Landlord must take reasonable steps to assess any risk from exposure to legionella to ensure the safety of the Tenant in the Let Property.

Legionella. At the start of the tenancy and throughout, the Landlord must take reasonable steps to assess any risk ris from exposure to legionella to ensure the safety of the Tenant in the Let Property.

Legionella. At the start of the tenancy and throughout, the Landlord must take reasonable steps to assess any risk from exposure to legionella to ensure the safety of the Tenant in the Let Propertylet property.