Common use of Habitability Clause in Contracts

Habitability. Owner represents and warrants that, except for any of the conditions otherwise disclosed pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, the Property is in good and habitable condition, sanitary and otherwise free from any hazards to the safety of the tenant, and that the building is in compliance with any applicable federal, state, or local statute, laws, rules, regulations, or ordinances or codes. Owner acknowledges and agrees that the Manager may order and complete any repairs to put the Property into clean tenant-ready condition prior to occupancy, or immediately if there is an existing tenant, subject to the maintenance, repair, and replacement provisions of this Agreement.

Habitability. Owner represents and warrants that, except for any of the conditions otherwise disclosed pursuant to the terms of this Agreement, the Property is in good and habitable condition, sanitary and otherwise free from any hazards to the safety of the tenant, and that the building is in compliance with any applicable federal, state, or local statute, laws, rules, regulations, or ordinances or codes. Owner acknowledges and agrees that the Manager may order and complete any repairs to put the Property into clean tenant-ready condition prior to occupancy, or immediately if there is an existing tenant, occupancy subject to the maintenance, repair, and replacement provisions of this Agreement.