Common use of CARE OF THE PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

CARE OF THE PROPERTY. ‌ a) You must take care of the property and keep it clean and well decorated.‌ b) You may also have to pay for the cost of any repair if it results from damage or neglect from yourself, a member of the household, or visitors to your property. c) You must take reasonable precautions to prevent frost damage occurring to any pipes or other installations to the premises, provided the pipes or other installations are adequately insulated by the Council. You should not do anything that may cause blockages to sinks, toilets, drains and sewers or cause fire damage to the property.

CARE OF THE PROPERTY. ‌ a) You must take care of the property and keep it clean and well decorated.‌decorated. b) You may also have to pay for the cost of any repair if it results from damage or neglect from yourself, a member of the household, or visitors to your property.property.‌‌‌‌‌ c) You must take reasonable precautions to prevent frost damage occurring to any pipes or other installations to the premises, provided the pipes or other installations are adequately insulated by the Council. You should not do anything that may cause blockages to sinks, toilets, drains and sewers or cause fire damage to the property.

CARE OF THE PROPERTY. ‌ a) You must take care of the property and keep it clean and well decorated.‌decorated. b) You may also have to pay be liable for the cost of any repair in addition to the above if it results from damage or neglect from of yourself, a member of the your household, or visitors to your propertypersons invited onto the premises. c) You must take reasonable precautions to prevent frost damage occurring to any pipes or other installations to the premises, provided the pipes or other installations are adequately insulated by the Council. You should not do anything that may cause blockages blockage to sinks, toilets, drains and sewers or cause fire damage to the property.

CARE OF THE PROPERTY. ‌ a) You must take care of the property and keep it clean and well decorated.‌decorated. b) You may also have to pay for the cost of any repair if it results from damage or neglect from yourself, a member of the household, or visitors to your property. c) You must take reasonable precautions to prevent frost damage occurring to any pipes or other installations to the premises, provided the pipes or other installations are adequately insulated by the Council. You should not do anything that may cause blockages to sinks, toilets, drains and sewers or cause fire damage to the property.