Common use of Good Condition Clause in Contracts

Good Condition. The good physical condition of the Premises and each portion of the premises, including, but not limited to, signs, windows, appurtenances, and Tenant’s personal property as defined in this Lease. “In good condition” means first class, neat, and broom clean, and is equivalent to similar phrases referring to physical adequacy in appearance and for use.

Good Condition. The good physical condition of the Premises and each portion of the premisesPremises, including, but not limited towithout limitation, signs, windows, appurtenances, and Tenant’s 's personal property as defined in this Lease. “"In good condition” " means first in the condition for buildings of the Building's class, neat, and broom clean, and is equivalent to similar phrases referring to physical adequacy in appearance and for use.

Good Condition. The good physical condition of the Premises premises and each portion of the premises, ; including, but not limited towithout limitation, signs, windows, show windows, appurtenances, and Tenant’s tenant's personal property as defined in this Leasehere. “"In good condition” " means first first-class, neat, clean and broom broom-clean, and is equivalent to similar phrases referring to physical adequacy in appearance and for use.

Good Condition. The good physical condition of the Premises and each -------------- portion of the premisesPremises, including, but not limited towithout limitation, signs, windows, appurtenances, and Tenant’s 's personal property (as defined in this Leasebelow). “"In good condition” " means first first-class, neat, clean, and broom broom-clean, and is equivalent to similar phrases referring to physical adequacy in appearance and for use.

Good Condition. The good physical condition of the Premises premises and each portion of the premises, including, but not limited towithout limitation, signs, windows, appurtenances, and Tenant’s tenant's personal property as defined in this Leaselease. “"In good condition” " means first class, neat, and broom clean, and is equivalent to similar phrases referring to physical adequacy in appearance and for use.