Common use of Permit Access Clause in Contracts

Permit Access. Permit the Landlord or anyone with the authority of the Landlord at reasonable hours by no less than 24 hours prior written notice (save in the case of an Emergency) to enter the Property to view the state and condition thereof or to undertake any necessary repairs in compliance with obligations placed on the Landlord by law, or other necessary repairs or redecoration of the Property or require access to effect work to a neighbouring property or boundary divide. Should the Tenant agree that the Landlord, Agent or authorised contractor can have access relating to any of the above mentioned circumstances with the Landlord or anyone with the authority of the Landlord and access is denied/not possible due to the Tenant refusing or restricting access, The Tenant will be responsible for default costs incurred by the Landlord associated with this breach.

Permit Access. Permit the Landlord or anyone with the authority of the Landlord at reasonable hours by no less than 24 hours prior written notice (save in the case of an Emergency) to enter the Property Premises to view the state and condition thereof or to undertake any necessary repairs in compliance with obligations placed on the Landlord by law, or other necessary repairs or redecoration of the Property Premises or require access to effect work to a neighbouring property or boundary divide. Should the Tenant agree that the Landlord, Agent Property Manager or authorised contractor can have access relating to any of the above mentioned circumstances with the Landlord or anyone with the authority of the Landlord and access is denied/not possible due to the Tenant refusing or restricting access, The the Tenant will be responsible for default costs incurred by the Landlord associated with this breach.