Condition of rented premises. When delivered to the tenant, the leased property must be in a condition generally considered acceptable based on the intended use and location. When premises are handed over, they shall be clean; all windowpanes shall be intact; all locks and electrical switches shall be in working order; all sanitary, heating, and domestic appliances deemed as fixtures pertaining to the premises shall be in order, as shall all water and drainage pipes, the smoke detector, and the fire extinguisher. Furthermore, rented premises shall in other respects meet the requirements of laws and regulations regarding fire prevention and fire safety. Premises that are let for residential occupation shall include all fixtures that were in place when the premises were shown, unless other arrangements are specifically agreed. The tenant shall send written comments to the landlord within four weeks of delivery, indicating what improvements are required. The tenant shall report any deficiencies to the landlord in writing that come to light in the premises at a later date and were not evident during the normal inspection within 14 days of their coming to the tenant’s notice. For further details, see Chapter III of the Rent Act: “Condition of the Rented Premises”. At the end of the lease period, the tenant shall return the leased property, including accessories, in the same condition as it was delivered. For further details, see Chapter XIII of the Rent Act: ”Returning Rented Premises.” An agreement immediately made by parties on the reparation of the premises, who shall carry them out, and payments of costs shall be recorded here:
Condition of rented premises. Tenant shall accept the Rented Premises to include aircraft parking apron, public use areas, and the vehicle parking area in its present condition without any liability or obligation on the part of the City to make any alterations, improvements, or repairs of any kind on or about said Rented Premises.
