Common use of FAILURE TO GIVE POSSESSION Clause in Contracts

FAILURE TO GIVE POSSESSION. If MANAGEMENT cannot provide the apartment to RESIDENT at the start of this lease, RESIDENT cannot sue MANAGEMENT for any resulting damages but RESIDENT will not start paying rent until he/she gets possession of the apartment.

FAILURE TO GIVE POSSESSION. If MANAGEMENT cannot provide the apartment Apartment to RESIDENT at the start of this leaseLease, RESIDENT cannot sue MANAGEMENT for any resulting damages but RESIDENT will not start paying rent until he/she gets possession of the apartmentApartment.

FAILURE TO GIVE POSSESSION. If MANAGEMENT Management cannot provide the apartment Apartment/Townhome to RESIDENT the Resident at the start of this leasethe Lease, RESIDENT Resident cannot sue MANAGEMENT Management for any resulting damages damages, but RESIDENT Resident will not start paying rent until he/she gets possession of the apartmentApartment/T ownhome.

FAILURE TO GIVE POSSESSION. If MANAGEMENT cannot provide the apartment to RESIDENT at the start of this lease, RESIDENT cannot sue MANAGEMENT for any resulting damages damages, but RESIDENT will not start paying rent until he/she gets possession of the apartment.