Common use of Acceptance of Leased Premises Clause in Contracts

Acceptance of Leased Premises. The tenant shall notify the Landlord of any defects in the Landlord’s work relating to the Leased Premises that prevent or diminish its use of the Leased Premises within thirty (30) days after the completion of such work, and failing the giving of notice the Tenant will be considered for all purposes to have accepted the Leased Premises in their then existing condition and the Landlord will not have any further obligation to the Tenant for defects or faults excepting: (i) latent defects which could not be discovered on a reasonable examination, and (ii) defects or faults in structural elements relating to the Leased Premises not caused by acts or omissions of the Tenant.

Acceptance of Leased Premises. The tenant Tenant shall notify the Landlord of any defects in the Landlord’s 's work relating to the Leased Premises that prevent or diminish its use of the Leased Premises within thirty fifteen (3015) days after the completion of such work, and failing the giving of notice the Tenant will be considered for all purposes to have accepted the Leased Premises in their then existing condition and the Landlord will not have any further obligation to the Tenant for defects or faults excepting: : (ia) latent defects which could not be discovered on a reasonable examination, and and (iib) defects or faults in structural elements relating to the Leased Premises not caused by acts or omissions of the Tenant.

Acceptance of Leased Premises. The tenant Tenant shall notify the Landlord of any defects in the Landlord’s 's work relating to the Leased Premises that prevent or diminish its use of the Leased Premises within thirty (30) days after the completion of such work, and failing the giving of notice the Tenant will be considered for all purposes to have accepted the Leased Premises in their then existing condition and the Landlord will not have any further obligation to the Tenant for defects or faults excepting: (i) latent defects which could not be discovered on a reasonable examination, and (ii) defects or faults in structural elements relating to the Leased Premises not caused by acts or omissions of the Tenant.