PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS Sample Clauses
The "Payment for Repairs" clause establishes the responsibility for covering the costs of repairing damage or defects in a property or asset. Typically, this clause specifies whether the buyer, seller, landlord, or tenant is obligated to pay for necessary repairs, and may outline the process for approving and completing such work. For example, it might require the seller to fix certain issues before closing a sale, or obligate a tenant to maintain the premises during a lease. The core function of this clause is to clearly allocate financial responsibility for repairs, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring that all parties understand their obligations.
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PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his fault or negligence, that of any person residing with him, or any guest of his. The Landlord may deduct such costs at the termination of the tenancy from the deposit under Clause 6.
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. If damage was caused by the fault or negligence of • the tenant or someone living with the tenant at the property or • someone visiting, then the tenant is responsible. This means that the tenant must pay for the damage to be fixed. The tenant should discuss with the landlord having the repair carried out. The landlord might prefer to arrange to get the damage fixed and send a bill for the costs to the tenant. Damage would be caused by fault if it was done on purpose. Damage would be caused by negligence if it was not done on purpose but the person who caused the damage did not take normal care to avoid the damage. For example, a person is negligent if he leaves a skylight window open all day when rain is forecast and this results in the carpet and furnishings in the room below being damaged by the rain. Another example might be a person causes a burn mark to appear on a kitchen table by placing a pot, straight from a hot burner on the cooker hob, onto the table top.
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his or her fault or negligence, that of any person residing with him or her, or any guest of his or hers.
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. Except for repairs listed in the separate sheet, for which the tenant is responsible, the landlord is responsible for all repairs to the property.
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his or her fault or negligence, that of any person residing with him or her, or any guest of his or hers. INFORMATION In addition to this Agreement, the Landlord must give to the Tenant:-
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his or her fault or negligence, that of any person residing with him or her, or any guest of his or hers. INFORMATION In addition to this Agreement, the Landlord must give to the Tenant: - • gas safety certificate; • electrical safety inspection reports (EICR and PAT); • energy performance certificate (unless the tenant is renting a room with shared access to a kitchen, bathroom and living area).
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. Host may, at its discretion, pay for Minor Repairs upfront and then invoice Owner for the costs or deduct the costs from the next Owner payout. Host may add a reasonable markup, not to exceed 15% to the actual cost of repairs to cover Host's time and coordination efforts. ▪ Guest Refunds: Delays in repair responses may result in Owner-paid refunds to guests. o Stocking of Supplies: ▪ Host will replenish Essential Household Supplies for $100/month, waived if the property is reserved by the Owner for 30+ days.
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. If the Owner so elects, or if the Manager so elects in cases of repairs under $500.00, or as necessary in the event of an emergency or excessive abuse to the Unit during any rental of the Unit, Manager may maintain the Unit and repair and clean the Unit and make replacements, alterations and additions thereto. Manager shall perform such duties with its own employees, by contracting with third parties in the name of the Owner, or by a combination of both means. Owner shall be responsible for the payment of such materials and labor amounts necessary to affect such maintenance, repairs, replacements, alterations and additions. To the extent that the work is performed by employees of Manager, Owner shall compensate Manager by paying 125% of material costs and 125% of the wages or salaries of the employees performing such work for the actual time that they performed such work. Manager shall keep accurate records of any such work. All such expenses shall be promptly paid by Owner when invoiced, or may be drawn from the account or accounts pursuant to paragraph 4(k) below. Whenever possible, Manager shall use its best efforts to notify Owner of any repairs exceeding $500.00.
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. INFORMATION
PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. When a VAT-registered repairer undertakes a repair, they must obtain prior authorisation from the administrator and, where possible, should invoice us the cost of the repair. In certain circumstances you will be required to pay the repairer on completion of work and may then reclaim the cost from us.