Pests Clause Samples

Pests a. The MFF unit must be maintained free of insects, rodents, and other pests. (§ 6-202.15)

Pests. It is acknowledged that most pest problems result from the actions of residents and that such problems often cannot be detected by LESSOR. LESSEE acknowledges and warrants that any and all furnishings, clothing, food items, or other materials that is brought into the Premises or upon ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s property is free from any type of pest infestation including, but not limited to, bed bugs, mice, lice, and cockroaches. LESSEE warrants and represents that none of the items brought onto ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s property or within the Premises have been exposed to such pests and that all such items have been inspected by ▇▇▇▇▇▇. LESSEE agrees that during its tenancy, it warrants to the landlord that no infested items will be brought into the Premises or on LESSOR’s property. LESSEE agrees that it will be responsible for all costs relating to removal, extermination, control, cleanup, and management of pests which are brought in by LESSEE, its guests, invitees, Occupants, or others (intentionally or not). ▇▇▇▇▇▇ further agrees to be responsible for all costs relating to removal, extermination, control, cleanup, and management of pests which exist or whose existence is supported by the actions or inactions of LESSEE, particularly issues relating to cleanliness and clutter of the Premises. Pests include but are not limited to cockroaches, bed bugs, mice, ants, lice, and moths. LESSEE agrees to assist in enforcement of this provision by reporting to LESSOR any violations. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to notify the LESSOR immediately of any infestation or sighting of any pests within the Premises. LESSEE may, upon written approval of the LESSOR, hire any licensed and bonded pest control/extermination company to remedy such infestation but shall notify LESSOR prior to such company entering the Premises. All costs related to the resolution of any pest problem shall be the responsibility of the LESSEE. In the event it is necessary for LESSOR to obtain pest control for another unit, a whole building, or the entire community, LESSEE agrees that it will pay its pro-rata share of the costs relating to such pest control regardless of the source of the pest problem and shall be responsible for the full cost if the infestation is a result of ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s actions or inactions. It is agreed and acknowledged that a pest problem may spread to other units. Failure of LESSEE to notify LESSOR and take appropriate action may result in additional units becoming infested. LESSOR may require that LESSEE use specific pest contro...

Pests. The Premises (including common areas and exterior areas) must be kept free of rodent or insect infestation, and free of debris, household goods, or other material that could invite a rodent/insect infestation or which creates a reasonable risk of rodents, insects, or other pests being present in the unit. Tenant is required to act to assist Authority in the prevention and resolution of insect, rodent, and pest infestations in, on, or around the Premises. Such required action includes, but is not limited to, the following: 1. Tenant may not bring (or allow to be brought) any items on or into the Premises which are, or reasonably might be, infested with bedbugs or other insects, rodents, or pests. Tenants who bring such items on or into the Premises, and thereby cause such an infestation to the Premises or to other owned property, may be charged for resulting costs and damages; 2. Tenant must allow access to the Premises by Authority and Authority’s employees, agents, contractors, and service providers (such as exterminators or pest control companies) for purposes of treating, preventing, or resolving a suspected or actual insect, rodent, or other pest problem. Tenant may not refuse access to the Premises or to treatments for such purposes; 3. Tenant agrees to promptly remove from the Premises (or to allow Authority or its agents, contractors, or service providers to so remove) any items which have been identified as needing to be removed in order to prevent or treat a potential or actual insect, rodent, or pest infestation. When removing such items, Tenant shall do it in a careful and safe manner, so as not to spread infestation back onto the Premises or onto adjacent units/property; and 4. Tenant agrees to immediately report to Authority any signs of bed bug or other insect, rodent or pest infestations observed in or at the Premises.

Pests. The Tenant shall be responsible to keep the Site free from all pests at the Tenant's expense. For the purpose of this clause, the term pests includes, but is not limited to: voles, gophers, wasps, ants, mice, roaches, fleas, bed bugs, spiders, insects and other vermin. If the Tenant is in breach of this clause, the Landlord is entitled to take all necessary steps in the Landlord's sole discretion, to rid the Site of the foregoing pests and vermin and the Tenant shall reimburse the Landlord for the cost so incurred by the Landlord.

Pests. Lessee shall be responsible to keep said premises free from all pests at Lessee’s expense, including but not limited to: ants, wasps, mice, roaches, fleas, bedbugs, spiders, etc. after 10 days of taking possession of said premises and through the end of their tenancy, which shall end when possession of premises is surrendered back to Landlord, their agents and/or assigns and the move-out inspection has been completed by Management. By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 4. X S L Sample Lease

Pests. If the Premises become infested with rodents, vermin or pests, the Tenant will promptly remedy the same at the Tenant’s cost.

Pests. The Premises is accepted as insect, rodent and pest free by Tenant at the time of occupancy. Tenant warrants and represents that none of the items brought onto property or within the premises have been exposed to pests and that all such items have been inspected by ▇▇▇▇▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to be responsible for all costs relating to removal, extermination, control, cleanup and management of pests which are either brought in by the tenant, guests, occupants, or others. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to notify Management immediately of any infestation or sighting of any pests within the premises. Failure of Tenant to take appropriate action and notify Management may result in additional units becoming infested. All costs relating to resolution of any pest infestation that is caused or exacerbated by Tenant shall be paid by Tenant. Tenant agrees that it shall hold harmless Management from any and all damages relating to pests within the premises; extermination, control or cleanup of pests; damages to personal property from pests; and any and all other damages relating to pests, regardless of their source.

Pests. (a) The lessor warrants that pest control treatment has been carried out on the premises immediately prior to commencement of the tenancy. (b) Without limiting the lessor’s obligations under clause 66(a) or clause 21 of this residential tenancy agreement, the lessor shall, at its own cost and expense, be responsible during the term of the tenancy for the eradication of any infestations of rodents, vermin, insects, pests, birds or other pests present in the residential premises unless such infestation is caused by, or directly attributable to the actions of, the tenant or its subtenant. (c) Without limiting the lessor’s obligations under clause 66(b), and regardless of whether pest infestation in the premises is evident, the lessor agrees to, if so requested by the tenant, carry out an annual pest control treatment in the premises (but only if such premises are situated in the north of the 26th parallel of the state of Western Australia).

Pests. Owner is giving the leased property free of insects, rodents, and pests at move-in. Tenant agrees to pay for a pest control service if needed after the sixtieth (60th) day of initial move-in. In the case of new leases where some occupants from the previous lease have signed a new lease and remained with other new parties, the time period is the (30th) day from the start of the new lease. If tenants suspect bedbugs owner MUST be notified immediately. Bedbug bites will appear on arms, legs or any exposed area as you sleep. Any bed bug issues left unreported by tenants and left to spread throughout the entire building or adjacent buildings will be subject to legal action by the landlord. Tenant must notify owner or owners’ representative at the very first suspicion of bed bugs.