Common use of Necessary Repairs Clause in Contracts

Necessary Repairs. LESSOR agrees to make necessary repairs to the LEASED PREMISES. LESSOR further agrees to comply with all applicable building codes and repair all appliances and furnishings. LESSEE shall give written notice to LESSOR regarding any deficiencies in the LEASED PREMISES related to building codes or appliances and furnishings that do not work properly. LESSOR shall determine what constitutes necessary repairs in its sole discretion. LESSOR reserves the right to determine the nature, cure and course of action to be taken for all necessary repairs. LESSOR shall attempt to make necessary repairs within a reasonable time following receipt of notice of same by LESSEE or other source. However, LESSEE understands and acknowledges that emergency repair work will take precedence over other repairs and that delay may result when LESSOR has to wait for parts or replacement equipment from its suppliers. LESSOR shall bear the expense of all necessary repairs, except those caused or occasioned by LESSEE or their agents or guests. Repairs caused by LESSEE, their agents or guests will be charged to LESSEE as additional rent. In no event shall LESSOR be liable for losses or damages incurred by LESSEE due to the failure of equipment to operate or the necessity of repair. LESSOR further agrees to provide monthly pest control and trash removal service.