Smoke damage Clause Samples
The 'Smoke damage' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to damage caused by smoke within a property or premises. Typically, this clause outlines who is liable for repairing or cleaning areas affected by smoke, whether from fire, cigarettes, or other sources, and may specify the standards for remediation or restoration. Its core practical function is to allocate responsibility for smoke-related damages, ensuring that both parties understand their obligations and reducing disputes over repair costs or property condition.
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Smoke damage. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to be responsible for damage to carpet, paint and other interior surfaces as a result of smoke odors, tar and nicotine deposits due to smoking. Smoke, tar and nicotine deposits may require carpet cleaning, painting, washing of walls, windows, blinds and deodorizing and neutralizing.
Smoke damage. The dwelling unit is located in a non-smoking building. Designating buildings as “non-smoking“ shall in no way limit the amount or type of damage or cleaning charged to the Resident due to smoke damage at the end of their tenancy.
Smoke damage. For the avoidance of any doubt where adjoining or adjacent premises that are not owned by or occupied by you or in your care, custody or control are damaged by fire, any damage to insured property by smoke, or by water or other material used in the extinguishing of the fire, is deemed to be fire damage to the insured property.
Smoke damage. The discharge of a sprinkler head Theft, burglary and vandalism are not covered perils under the liability-only policy that SF State makes available to all on-campus residents. However, if the licensee wants to purchase personal property coverage, they can do so via GradGuard or another insurance provider of their choosing.