Premises in Good Condition Clause Samples

The "Premises in Good Condition" clause establishes that the leased property must be in a satisfactory and usable state at the start of the lease term. Typically, this means the landlord is responsible for ensuring that all structural elements, systems (such as plumbing and electrical), and common areas are safe and functional when the tenant takes possession. This clause protects tenants by ensuring they are not immediately burdened with repairs or unsafe conditions, thereby allocating responsibility for the property's initial condition and preventing disputes over pre-existing issues.
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Premises in Good Condition. Wesleyan will deliver the premises to Tenant at the commencement of the lease term in good and habitable condition.
Premises in Good Condition. Tenant's acceptance of legal possession of the Premises or any part thereof (whether before or after the Term Commencement Date) shall constitute Tenant's acknowledgment that the Premises or the part so accepted are in good order and satisfactory condition and all claims to the contrary against Landlord shall be deemed waived and released.