Common use of Fire or Other Emergency Clause in Contracts

Fire or Other Emergency. Setting or fueling a fire of any size is prohibited. The Tenant shall give immediate notice to the Landlord of fire, accident, damage, and dangerous or defective conditions. All Tenants must evacuate the building during a fire alarm. Falsely reporting a fire or any other emergency, including bomb threat, falsely reporting a serious injury, or pulling a fire alarm station when no fire is evident is prohibited. Fire warning devices and safety equipment are to be used only in the case of an emergency. If smoke or fire is observed, Tenant should pull the nearest fire alarm pull-station, immediately exit the building, and call University Police at (000) 000-0000. Upon the sounding of a fire alarm at any time, the Tenant should proceed according to the instructions posted in and about the Property and provided in the Resident Handbook. Intentional sounding of an alarm outside of an emergency situation or tampering with emergency equipment will be considered a criminal offense and the person or persons responsible will be treated accordingly. Tampering with smoke detectors is prohibited. The Landlord reserves the right to impose additional charges, penalties or sanctions for tampering with fire or life safety equipment in addition to criminal and judicial action. Common area safety equipment such as exit signs found in a unit will be considered evidence of tampering with fire or life safety equipment. Refusal to leave a building during a fire alarm, refusal to produce proper identification upon request of the Landlord, its Agent, or University officials, refusal to cooperate with any reasonable request by the Landlord, its Agent, or University officials acting in performance of their duties is prohibited. Tenant shall be responsible for avoidable fire alarms initiated by Tenant and/or Tenant’s guests. Fire extinguishers are not provided by the Landlord.

Fire or Other Emergency. Setting or fueling a fire of any size is prohibited. The Tenant shall give immediate notice to the Landlord of fire, accident, damage, and dangerous or defective conditions. All Tenants must evacuate the building during a fire alarm. Falsely reporting a fire or any other emergency, including bomb threat, falsely reporting a serious injury, or pulling a fire alarm station when no fire is evident is prohibited. Fire warning devices and safety equipment are to be used only in the case of an emergency. If smoke or fire is observed, Tenant should pull the nearest fire alarm pull-station, immediately exit the building, and call University Police at (000) 000-0000. Upon the sounding of a fire alarm at any time, the Tenant should proceed according to the instructions posted in and about the Property and provided in the Resident Handbook. Intentional sounding of an alarm outside of an emergency situation or tampering with emergency equipment will be considered a criminal offense and the person or persons responsible will be treated accordingly. Tampering with smoke detectors is prohibited. The Landlord reserves the right to impose additional charges, penalties or sanctions for tampering with fire or life safety equipment in addition to criminal and judicial action. Common area safety equipment such as exit signs found in a unit will be considered evidence of tampering with fire or life safety equipment. Refusal to leave a building during a fire alarm, refusal to produce proper identification upon request of the Landlord, its Agent, Landlord or University officials, refusal to cooperate with any reasonable request by the Landlord, its Agent, Landlord or University officials acting in performance of their duties is prohibited. Tenant shall be responsible for avoidable fire alarms initiated by Tenant and/or Tenant’s guests. Fire extinguishers are not provided by the Landlord.

Fire or Other Emergency. Setting or fueling a fire of any size is prohibited. The Tenant shall give immediate notice to the Landlord of fire, accident, damage, and dangerous or defective conditions. All Tenants must evacuate the building during a fire alarm. Falsely reporting a fire or any other emergency, including bomb threat, falsely reporting a serious injury, or pulling a fire alarm station when no fire is evident is prohibited. Fire warning devices and safety equipment are to be used only in the case of an emergency. If smoke or fire is observed, Tenant should pull the nearest fire alarm pull-pull- station, immediately exit the building, and call University Police at (000) 000-0000. Upon the sounding of a fire alarm at any time, the Tenant should proceed according to the instructions posted in and about the Property and provided in the Resident Handbook. Intentional sounding of an alarm outside of an emergency situation or tampering with emergency equipment will be considered a criminal offense and the person or persons responsible will be treated accordingly. Tampering with smoke detectors is prohibited. The Landlord reserves the right to impose additional charges, penalties or sanctions for tampering with fire or life safety equipment in addition to criminal and judicial action. Common area safety equipment such as exit signs found in a unit will be considered evidence of tampering with fire or life safety equipment. Refusal to leave a building during a fire alarm, refusal to produce proper identification upon request of the Landlord, its Agent, Landlord or University officials, and refusal to cooperate with any reasonable request by the Landlord, its Agent, Landlord or University officials acting in performance of their duties is prohibited. Tenant shall be responsible for avoidable fire alarms initiated by Tenant and/or Tenant’s guests. Fire extinguishers are not provided by the Landlord.