Broken Glass Clause Samples
The Broken Glass clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures to follow if glass is broken on the premises or during the course of work. Typically, it requires the party responsible for the breakage to immediately clean up and safely dispose of the broken glass, and may also specify who bears the cost of repairs or replacement. This clause ensures safety by minimizing hazards from broken glass and clarifies liability, thereby preventing disputes over cleanup and repair obligations.
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Broken Glass. Tenant shall pay on demand the cost of replacement with identical quality, size and characteristics of glass broken on the Premises, including outside windows and doors of the perimeter of the Premises (including perimeter windows in the exterior walls) during the continuance of this Lease, unless the glass shall be broken by Landlord, its servants, employees or agents acting on its behalf.
Broken Glass. For the term of this Lease, the Tenant shall, at its own cost and expense, replace any and all cracked or broken glass in or about the Demised Premises.
Broken Glass. Broken glass not reported to the builder during the orientation walk through will not be repaired and is the homeowner’s responsibility.
Broken Glass. At Tenant's sole expense, Tenant will replace any and all interior window or door glass in or about the Demised Premises that are damaged or broken from any cause whatsoever with the same or equivalent window or glass.
Broken Glass. Any breakage of glass in an exterior or inter-tenancy window or door in the Building;
Broken Glass. 4.17.1 The Contractor shall be held responsible for any damaged, broken or scratched glass and at completion shall replace all such glass at no additional cost to the Owner.
Broken Glass. Tenant shall promptly replace any glass which is broken as a result of the Tenant and /or his/her guest(s).
Broken Glass. Broken glass is a deficiency if it is reported on a pre-closing walk through inspection report. Owner shall notify the Builder/ Warrantor within 30 days from warranty date if no pre-closing walk through in- spection report exists. The Builder/Warrantor shall replace if reported on a pre-closing walk through inspection report. If no report exists, the Builder/Warrantor shall replace if deficiency is reported by owner.
Broken Glass. This is a standard clause that requires the tenant to replace any panes of glass broken during the tenancy. However, where the breakage is on an external window and not caused by the tenant (e.g. by an unknown third party) then the landlord would be responsible for the repair and should claim under his buildings insurance.
Broken Glass. Any broken glass or mirrors not noted by the Owner on the [Final Inspection Form] are the responsibility of the Owner.