Repairing Sample Clauses
Repairing. To accept the Premises as being in good and tenantable condition and repair, and wind and water tight, and in all respects fit for occupation and use by the Tenant and to keep the Premises in like condition and throughout the Duration and well and substantially to repair, maintain, cleanse, replace, renew and rebuild the same all to the reasonable satisfaction of the Landlord and irrespective of the cause of the damage or deterioration necessitating such repair, maintenance, cleansing, replacement, renewal or rebuilding; and without prejudice to the foregoing to carry out and perform all the obligations relating to the Premises and the Tenant’s use and occupation of the Premises otherwise incumbent upon the Landlord and/or the owner of the Premises whether at common law or by statute or otherwise;
Repairing. It’s a duty of the LESSEE to maintain all properties comprising this premises to good order and good condition.
Repairing. If the Landlord elects to repair, reconstruct or rebuild the Building or any part or parts thereof, the Landlord may use plans and specifications and working drawings other than those used in the original construction of same.
Repairing. To accept the Premises as being in good, substantial and tenantable condition and repair and wind and water tight and in all respects fit for full occupation and use by the Tenants subject always to the items specified in the Schedule of Condition and to put and keep the Premises in like condition and repair and subject as aforesaid to the Schedule of Condition throughout the Duration well and substantially to repair, maintain, cleanse, replace, renew, rebuild and reinstate the same all to the satisfaction of the Landlords and irrespective of the cause of the damage or deterioration necessitating such repair, maintenance, cleansing, replacement, renewal, rebuilding or reinstatement; and without prejudice to the foregoing but subject as aforesaid to carry out and perform all the obligations otherwise incumbent upon the Landlords and/or the owner of the Premises whether at common law or by statute or otherwise but provided always that the Tenants shall not be obliged to keep any part of the Premises in any better condition than as evidenced by the Schedule of Condition.
Repairing. Its own use.
Repairing. A. The Contractor shall do all repairing of work that becomes damaged by his/her workmen or the workmen of any of his/her subcontractors during the progress of his/her work or prior to its acceptance.
B. All existing work that is damaged or disturbed during the alteration and finish work to the building shall be left in the condition as originally found.
C. Any exterior areas damaged or disturbed by work of this Contract shall be properly repaired and left in sound condition and the premises shall be left clean and orderly.