Common use of MOVE-IN INSPECTION Clause in Contracts

MOVE-IN INSPECTION. On the first day of the lease the Landlord shall provide Tenant with “Move-In, Move-Out Inspection Form” attached hereto and incorporated hereinafter (the “Form”) itemizing any existing damages to Premises. On the lease start date, Tenant will be given the right to inspect Premises to ascertain the accuracy of the Form. Both Landlord and Tenant shall sign the Form. Tenant shall be entitled to retain a copy of the Form. Tenant acknowledges that Tenant has carefully inspected Property in which Premises are located and is familiar with the same. Tenant acknowledges that they are accepting the property “AS-IS” and has no cause to claim improper property conditions after accepting the condition on the move in statement. Any attempt to move out due to property conditions after accepting the move in statement will not be upheld in the court of law nor a valid reason to terminate the lease.

MOVE-IN INSPECTION. On the first day of the lease the Landlord shall provide Tenant with “"Move-In, Move-Out Inspection Form” " attached hereto and incorporated hereinafter (the “"Form”") itemizing any existing damages to Premises. On the lease start date, Tenant will be given the right to inspect Premises to ascertain the accuracy of the Form. Both Landlord and Tenant shall sign the Form. Tenant shall be entitled to retain a copy of the Form. Tenant acknowledges that Tenant has carefully inspected Property in which Premises are located and is familiar with the same. Tenant acknowledges that they are accepting the property “"AS-IS” " and has no cause to claim improper property conditions after accepting the condition on the move in statement. Any attempt to move out due to property conditions after accepting the move in statement will not be upheld in the court of law nor a valid reason to terminate the lease.