Defective fixtures and fittings. The Landlord will repair or replace any of the fixtures, fittings or furnishings, supplied by the Landlord in the accommodation, which become defective; and will do so within a reasonable period of time. The Landlord’s obligations to repair, maintain and decorate must be construed subject to the following: The Landlord is not under any duty to repair or maintain anything which is a Tenant responsibility or to carry out any works for which the Tenant is liable by virtue of this agreement or otherwise. The Landlord is not under any duty to repair or maintain anything:
(i) which was not constructed or provided by the Landlord, or any person from whom the Landlord derived title, or any previous Tenant (other than anything which was constructed or provided by the Tenant and in respect of which the consent of the Landlord has been given); or
(ii) which the Tenant is entitled to remove from the dwelling. In determining the standard of repair or maintenance necessary for compliance with the Landlord’s obligations, regard is to be had to the age, character and prospective life of the dwelling at the time of the need for the relevant repair or maintenance. The Landlord is not under any duty to carry out any work by virtue of its obligations to repair or maintain until a reasonable period has elapsed after the Landlord has been given written and specific notice (by or on behalf of the Tenant) of the need for such work.
Defective fixtures and fittings. The Landlord will repair or replace any of the fixtures, fittings or furnishings, supplied by the Landlord in the accommodation, which become defective through usual wear and tear; and will do so within a reasonable period of time. Nothing contained in this Agreement makes the Landlord responsible for repairing damage caused wilfully or negligently by the Tenant, anyone living with the Tenant or an invited visitor to the property. Should the Landlord be required to carry out the work, the Tenant must pay the cost of the repair. The Tenant hereby agrees to pay the costs of repair. This paragraph does not apply to damage caused by fair, wear and tear or vandals (provided that the Tenant has reported the damage to the Police and to the Landlord as soon as the damage is discovered).
Defective fixtures and fittings. The landlord will repair or replace any of the fixtures, fittings or furnishings, supplied by the landlord in the accommodation, which become defective within 30 days of tenancy; provided that the tenant has taken a duty of care as appropriate.
Defective fixtures and fittings. All fixtures and fittings provided by the Landlord in the Let Property should be in a reasonable state of repair and in proper working order. The Landlord will repair or replace any of the fixtures, fittings or furnishings supplied which become defective and will do so within a reasonable period of time. Nothing contained in this Agreement makes the Landlord responsible for repairing damage caused wilfully or negligently by the Tenant, anyone living with the Tenant or an invited visitor to the Let Property. Subject to the Landlord’s consent in writing the Tenant may install such fixtures as he or she may consider necessary, but such items shall become the property of the Landlord at the Tenant's removal. No structural alterations will be carried out by the Tenant. The Tenant will not glue, stick or otherwise fix anything whatsoever to the exterior or interior of the Let Property without the Landlord's consent in writing. The Tenant shall not remove from the Let Property any of the furniture, fixings, fittings, or any other items detailed in the inventory without the prior written permission of the Landlord. Where such permission has been granted, the Tenant undertakes to store any items at their own cost. Tenants must ensure that any items are stored safely and securely and, at the termination of the Agreement, that they are returned to the positions described in the inventory or as found at the commencement of the Agreement.
