Maintenance Sample Clauses

Maintenance. All costs for maintaining, operating, replacing, repairing, white-washing, painting, decorating, re-decorating, re-building, re-constructing, lighting and renovating the Common Areas [including the exterior or interior (but not inside any apartment) walls of the Said Block/Building] and the road network, STP etc.

Maintenance. The Developer shall maintain and keep in good repair all portions of the development on the Lands, including but not limited to, the exterior of the building, fencing, walkways, recreational amenities, parking areas and driveways, and the maintenance of all landscaping including the replacement of damaged or dead plant stock, trimming and litter control, garbage removal and snow removal/salting of walkways and driveways.

Maintenance. TENANT shall keep the Premises in a clean and good condition. TENANT shall immediately report to the LANDLORD any defect or problem pertaining to plumbing, wiring or workmanship on the Premises. TENANT shall be responsible for any MINOR repairs necessary to the Premises up to and including the cost of $ . TENANT agrees to pay for all repairs, replacements and maintenance required by TENANT'S misconduct or negligence or that of TENANT'S family, pets, licensees and guests, including but not limited to any damage done by wind or rain caused by leaving windows open and/or by overflow of water, or stoppage of waste pipes, or any other damage to appliances, carpeting or the building in general. At LANDLORD'S option, such charges shall be paid immediately or be regarded as additional rent to be paid no later than the next monthly payment date following such repairs. a. TENANT shall change filters in the heating and air conditioning systems at least once every month, at TENANT's own expense. LANDLORD shall maintain the heating and air conditioning systems and provide for major repairs. However, any repairs to the heating or cooling system caused by dirty filters due to TENANT neglect will be the responsibility of TENANT. b. TENANT shall replace all broken glass, regardless of cause of damage, at TENANT's expense. c. In the case of landscaping being maintained by a contractor, TENANT agrees to cooperate with the landscape contractor in a satisfactory manner. LANDLORD provided landscaping maintenance is not to be construed as a waiver of any responsibility of the TENANT to keep and maintain the landscaping and/or shrubs, trees and sprinkler system in good condition. In the event the landscaping is not being maintained by a Contractor, TENANT shall maintain lawns, shrubs and trees. TENANT shall water all lawns, shrubs and trees, mow the lawns on a regular basis, trim the trees and fertilize lawns, shrubs and trees. If TENANT fails to maintain the landscaping in a satisfactory manner, LANDLORD may have the landscaping maintained by a landscaping contractor and charge TENANT with the actual cost. Said costs shall immediately become additional rent. Revised 09/03 Residential Lease Agreement (Final 9_3_03) (2).DOC Copyright By: Landlord GREATER LAS VEGAS ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® Tenant d. LANDLORD shall be responsible for all major electrical problems that are not caused by TENANT. e. TENANT shall shall not have carpets professionally cleaned upon move out. If cleaned, T...

Maintenance. With regard to maintenance the Respondent excuses himself from this obligation in the settlement agreement on ground that the two minor children are now living with him and he supports them. Maintenance in respect of minor children is of course a burden that rests on both spouses according to their respective means. In the settlement agreement the ages of the two minor children has not been fixed in respect of the time that the obligation to pay maintenance would last. Normally an order in respect of maintenance becomes inoperative as soon as a minor becomes self-supporting or becomes a major. I have already alluded to the lack of particularity in this respect in the papers before me. The Respondent obviously took it upon himself to maintain the two minors, who are now living with him. Also in this regard, the order that the Applicant seeks, is unenforceable. [22] The paramount consideration of the Applicant in bringing this application is obviously the property-issue. The Applicant's allegations in this regard seems to be a misinterpretation of the property provisions quoted earlier herein. It also appears to me that the main complaint of the Applicant is that she will now loose her right in respect of a life long usufrutus in respect of the new house that has to be bought from the proceeds of the sale of the house that they were living in when they entered into the settlement agreement and which house has to be registered jointly in the names of the minor children. It is important therefore to analyse the particular provisions under the heading "Property" in the deed of settlement. [23] All the other provisions regarding the property-issue depends on the provision that the house in which the parties were living when they entered into the settlement agreement, is sold, and that sale should not be at a loss so that the proceeds derived from that sale can be utilised as a deposit to purchase another house of which the purchase price should not exceed N$800 000.00. Although it is not stipulated who will be responsible to sell the house, the parties apparently were ad idem that the Respondent will have that responsibility. Furthermore, the house must not to be sold at a loss. It is not stipulated that it should be sold at a profit. The 'proceeds' of such sale has to be utilised to purchase a more affordable house. The word 'proceeds' is to be understood in law to be 'profit'. (Claasen-Dictionary of Legal Words and Phases, Volume 3, P-108). In Estate Khan v B ...

Maintenance. Please report any maintenance needs for the premises to the us and we will respond as quickly as possible. Refunds will not be made for maintenance issues including, but not limited to heating and air conditioning, appliances, televisions, and stereos. The owners furnish linens and towels. Any lost or damaged linens will be deducted from your deposit. An initial supply of paper products is provided. Extra items needed are the responsibility of the Tenant. Limited cleaning supplies may be provided. We recommend that you bring any special items that you may need. at the premises is limited to two cars. No boats, jet skis, trailers or RVs. are not provided.

Maintenance. With respect to any Cooperative Unit, the rent or fee paid by the Mortgagor to the Cooperative Corporation pursuant to the Proprietary Lease.

Maintenance. The Maintenance of the Premises including the following shall be borne and paid by (choose one) ☐ the Lessor ☐ the Lessee ☐ the Parties jointly: (Choose all that is applicable) ☐ Janitorial and pest control services ☐ Garbage removal ☐ Grease traps, drainage and pipes maintenance ☐ Parking maintenance ☐ Lawn maintenance ☐ Snow removal ☐ HVAC Maintenance ☐ Repairs other than Minor Repairs as defined herein.

Maintenance. Following delivery of possession of the Project by Developer to District, the repair, improvement, replacement and maintenance of the Project and the Site shall be at the sole cost and expense and the sole responsibility of the District, subject only to all punch list items and warranties against defects in materials and workmanship of Developer as provided in Exhibit D. The District shall pay for or otherwise arrange for the payment of the cost of the repair and replacement of the Project resulting from ordinary wear and tear. The District waives the benefits of subsections 1 and 2 of Section 1932 of the California Civil Code, but such waiver shall not limit any of the rights of the District under the terms of this Facilities Lease.

Maintenance. The Manager shall cause the Properties to be maintained in the same manner as similar properties in the area. The Manager’s duties and supervision in this respect shall include, without limitation, cleaning of the interior and the exterior of the Improvements and the public common areas on the Properties and the making and supervision of repair, alterations, and decoration of the Improvements, subject to and in strict compliance with this Management Agreement and any applicable leases. Construction and rehabilitation activities undertaken by the Manager, if any, will be limited to activities related to the management, operation, maintenance, and leasing of the Property (e.g., repairs, renovations, and leasehold improvements).