Common use of DAMAGE BY CASUALTY Clause in Contracts

DAMAGE BY CASUALTY. If the Premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree that renders them untenantable, Tenant may move out unless Landlord promptly proceeds to repair and rebuild. Tenant may move out if the repair work causes undue hardship. If Tenant remains, rent abates to the extent Tenant is deprived of normal full use of the Premises, until the Premises are restored. If repairs are not made, this Agreement shall terminate. If the Premises are damaged to a degree which does not render them untenantable, Landlord shall repair them as soon as reasonably possible.

DAMAGE BY CASUALTY. If the Premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree that which renders them untenantable, Tenant may move out unless Landlord promptly proceeds to repair terminate this Agreement or vacate the Premises and rebuild. Tenant may move out if the repair work causes undue hardship. If Tenant remains, rent abates to the extent Tenant is deprived of normal full use of the Premises, shall xxxxx until the Premises are restoredrestored to a condition comparable to its condition prior to the casualty. If Landlord shall have the option to repair the Premises, and if repairs are not made, this Agreement shall terminate. If the Premises are damaged to a degree which does not render them untenantable, Landlord shall repair them the damages as soon as reasonably possible.

DAMAGE BY CASUALTY. If the Premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree that renders them untenantable, Tenant may move out unless Landlord Management Company promptly proceeds to repair and rebuild. Tenant may move out if the repair work causes undue hardship. If Tenant remains, ; rent abates to the extent Tenant is deprived of normal full use of the Premises, until the Premises are restored. If repairs are not made, this Agreement shall terminate. If the Premises are damaged to a degree which does not render them untenantable, Landlord Management Company shall repair them as soon as reasonably possible.

DAMAGE BY CASUALTY. If the Premises are damaged by fire or other casualty to a degree that renders them untenantable, Tenant may move out unless Landlord promptly proceeds to repair and rebuild. Tenant may move out if the repair work causes undue hardship. If Tenant Xxxxxx remains, rent abates to the extent Tenant is deprived of normal full use of the Premises, until the Premises are restored. If repairs are not made, this Agreement shall terminate. If the Premises are damaged to a degree which does not render them untenantable, Landlord shall repair them as soon as reasonably possible.