Common use of DEFAULT BY THE LANDLORD Clause in Contracts

DEFAULT BY THE LANDLORD. If the Landlord is in default of the obligations imposed by the Lease, the Tenant may, terminate the Lease by following these procedures (as directed by Revised Code 5321.07): (1) the Tenant shall make written request to the landlord or landlord's agents for repair or remedy of the condition within a reasonable time, and all rents must be current at such time, after receiving the request, the Landlord shall have the reasonable time to repair, or remedy, considering the nature of the problem and reasonable availability of materials, labor and utilities, (reasonable time is considered to be not more than thirty (30) days); if such time has passed and if the Landlord has not made a diligent effort to repair or has not reported on the progress of remedy, then the Tenant may deposit all rent that is due, on or before the due date, with the Clerk of Courts of the Municipal of County have jurisdiction or (2) the Tenant may give written notice of intent to terminate the Lease unless the repair is made within thirty (30) days.

DEFAULT BY THE LANDLORD. If the Landlord is in default of the obligations imposed by the Lease, the Tenant may, may terminate the Lease by following these procedures (as directed by Revised Code 5321.07): (1) the Tenant shall make written request to the landlord Landlord or landlord's Landlord’s agents for repair or remedy of the condition within a reasonable time, and all rents must be current at such time, ; after receiving the request, the Landlord shall have the reasonable time to repair, or remedy, considering the nature of the problem and reasonable availability of materials, labor and utilities, utilities (reasonable time is considered to be not more than thirty (30) days); days); if such time has passed and if the Landlord has not made a diligent effort to repair or has not reported on the progress of remedy, then the Tenant may deposit all rent that is due, on or before the due date, with the Clerk of Courts of the Municipal of County have that has jurisdiction or (2) the Tenant may give written notice of intent to terminate the Lease unless the repair is made within thirty (30) days.

DEFAULT BY THE LANDLORD. If the Landlord is in default of the obligations imposed by the Lease, the Tenant may, may terminate the Lease by following these procedures (as directed by Revised Code 5321.07): (1) the Tenant shall make written request to the landlord Landlord or landlordLandlord's agents for repair or remedy of the condition within a reasonable time, and all rents must be current at such time, ; after receiving the request, the Landlord shall have the reasonable time to repair, or remedy, considering the nature of the problem and reasonable availability of materials, labor and utilities, utilities (reasonable time is considered to be not more than thirty (30) days); days); if such time has passed and if the Landlord has not made a diligent effort to repair or has not reported on the progress of remedy, then the Tenant may deposit all rent that is due, on or before the due date, with the Clerk of Courts of the Municipal of County have that has jurisdiction or (2) the Tenant may give written notice of intent to terminate the Lease unless the repair is made within thirty (30) days.