Common use of DAMAGE BY FIRE Clause in Contracts

DAMAGE BY FIRE. In case the home is damaged by fire or other causes through no fault of yours so that you cannot continue to occupy it, this lease will end and you will vacate the home within ten days from the date of damage and your rent will be apportioned to the date the damage occurred. If, however, you continue to occupy the home for more than ten days after the damage occurred, you will continue to pay the full rent. If the home or community property damaged by fire or other causes brought about by you or your guest(s) actions or negligence, you will be held financially responsible for all costs and repairs.

DAMAGE BY FIRE. In case the home is damaged by fire or other causes through no fault of yours so that you cannot continue to occupy it, this lease will end and you will vacate the home within ten days from the date of damage and your rent will be apportioned to the date the damage occurred. If, however, you continue to occupy the home for more than ten days after the damage occurred, you will continue to pay the full rent. If the home or community property damaged by fire or other causes was brought about by you or your guest(s) actions or negligence, you will be held financially responsible for all costs and repairs.

DAMAGE BY FIRE. In case the home apartment is damaged by fire or other causes through no fault of yours so that you cannot continue to occupy it, this lease will end and you will vacate the home within ten days from the date of damage and your rent will be apportioned to the date the damage occurred. If, however, you continue to occupy the home for more than ten days after the damage occurred, you will continue to pay the full rent. If the home or community property damaged damages by fire or other causes was brought about by you or your guest(s) guests' actions or negligence, you will be held financially responsible for all costs and repairs.