Damp Sample Clauses
The 'Damp' clause is designed to address issues related to moisture or water ingress within a property. It typically outlines the responsibilities of the parties—such as the landlord and tenant or buyer and seller—regarding the identification, reporting, and remediation of damp conditions. For example, it may specify who must repair damage caused by damp or how quickly such issues must be addressed. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibility for damp-related problems, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring the property remains in a habitable condition.
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Damp. 7.1 Payment will not be considered where The Resident has failed to adequately manage condensation through heating, ventilation and their behaviour or omissions.
7.2 Payment may be payable where the Licensor has been made aware of an ongoing issue, it is agreed to have occurred as a result of a fault with the building structure (as opposed to resident behaviour), and the Licensor has had a reasonable timeframe and opportunity to address the problem but has failed to do so.
Damp. There are two forms of damp - ‘rising damp’ and ‘penetrating damp’.