Common use of INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES Clause in Contracts

INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES. 14.1 The Tenant and the Landlord, or the Property Practitioner, (as the case may be) will inspect the Premises together, before the Tenant takes occupation of the Premises. The Parties shall record any existing damage or defects to the Premises, in Writing, and it shall be signed by the Tenant and the Landlord, or the Property Practitioner (as the case may be) ("Record") along with the Declaration Form. The Record shall be attached as an Annexure to this Lease Agreement. The Tenant, by way of this inspection, acknowledges that the Premises is fit for beneficial occupation. 14.2 The Record does not constitute an undertaking by the Landlord to have any the defect or damage recorded in the Record remedied. The Record is simply an acknowledgment that that defect or damage exists, and that the defect or damage was not caused by the Tenant. 14.3 If the Tenant discovers any damage or defect to the Premises after the inspection referred to in clause 14.1, the Tenant shall notify the Landlord, in Writing, of such damage or defect within 7 (Seven) days of the date of the Effective Date. The Landlord shall supply the Tenant with a Written acknowledgment of such notification and shall be entitled to inspect such damage or defect with reasonable notice to the Tenant. The Landlord shall notify the Tenant within 7 (Seven) days of such inspection whether such damage or defect is accepted as part of the Record or not. Should the Landlord, fail to inspect as contemplated in this clause 14.3, due to no fault of the Tenant, the damage or defect shall be deemed to be accepted as part of the Record. 14.4 Within 3 (Three) days prior to the Termination Date, either the Landlord or the Property Practitioner (as the case may be) and the Tenant will inspect the Premises together to determine if any damage was 14.5 The Property Practitioner shall be entitled to: 14.5.1 deduct any amount from the Deposit required to repair any damage caused to the Premises; and 14.5.2 charge the Tenant for any amount over and above the value of the Deposit, if the cost of repairing the damage amounts to more than the total amount of the Deposit.

INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES. 14.1 14.1. The Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner, Agent (as the case may be) will inspect the Premises together, before the Tenant takes occupation of the Premises. The Parties shall record , to determine whether there is any existing damage or defects to the Premises, . Any damage and/or defect will be recorded in Writing, and it shall be signed by the Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) ("Record") along with and the Declaration Form. The Record shall be Tenant, and attached as an a Annexure to this Lease Agreement. The Tenant, by way of this inspection, acknowledges that the Premises is fit for beneficial occupation. 14.2 14.2. The Record recordal of any defect or damage in Writing does not constitute an undertaking acknowledgment by the Landlord to have any the defect or damage recorded in the Record remedied. The Record recordal is simply an acknowledgment that that defect or damage exists, and that the defect or damage was not caused by the Tenant. 14.3 14.3. If the Tenant discovers any damage or defect to the Premises after the inspection referred to in clause 14.1, the Tenant shall notify the Landlord, in Writing, of such damage or defect within 7 (Seven) days of the date of the Effective Datediscovery thereof. The Landlord shall supply the Tenant with a Written acknowledgment of confirming that such notification damage or defects exist and shall be entitled to inspect such damage or defect with reasonable notice to the Tenant. The Landlord shall notify the Tenant within 7 (Seven) days of such inspection whether such damage or defect is accepted as part of the Record or not. Should the Landlord, fail to inspect as contemplated in this clause 14.3, due to no fault of the Tenant, the damage or defect shall be deemed to be accepted as part of the Record. 14.4 14.4. Within 3 (Three) days prior to the Termination Date, either the Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) and the Tenant will inspect the Premises together to determine if any damage waswas caused to the Premises or the furniture (in the event that the Premises contains the Landlord’s furniture) during the subsistence of this Lease Agreement (including any renewal periods). If the Tenant fails to attend the inspection, the Landlord shall be entitled to inspect the Premises at any time within 7 (Seven) days of the Termination Date, without the Tenant, in order to determine whether any damage was caused to the Premises during the subsistence of the Lease Agreement. 14.5 14.5. The Property Practitioner Landlord shall be entitled to: 14.5.1 14.5.1. deduct any amount from the Deposit required to repair any damage caused to the Premises; and 14.5.2 14.5.2. charge the Tenant for any amount over and above the value of the Deposit, if the cost of repairing the damage amounts to more than the total amount of the Deposit.

INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES. 14.1 The Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner, Agent (as the case may be) will inspect the Premises together, before the Tenant takes occupation of the Premises. The Parties shall record , to determine whether there is any existing damage or defects to the Premises, . Any damage and/or defect will be recorded in Writing, and it shall be signed by the Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) ("Record") along with and the Declaration Form. The Record shall be Tenant, and attached as an a Annexure to this Lease Agreement. The Tenant, by way of this inspection, acknowledges that the Premises is fit for beneficial occupation. 14.2 The Record recordal of any defect or damage in Writing does not constitute an undertaking acknowledgment by the Landlord to have any the defect or damage recorded in the Record remedied. The Record recordal is simply an acknowledgment that that defect or damage exists, and that the defect or damage was not caused by the Tenant. 14.3 If the Tenant discovers any damage or defect to the Premises after the inspection referred to in clause 14.1, the Tenant shall notify the Landlord, in Writing, of such damage or defect within 7 (Seven) days of the date of the Effective Datediscovery thereof. The Landlord shall supply the Tenant with a Written acknowledgment of confirming that such notification damage or defects exist and shall be entitled to inspect such damage or defect with reasonable notice to the Tenant. The Landlord shall notify the Tenant within 7 (Seven) days of such inspection whether such damage or defect is accepted as part of the Record or not. Should the Landlord, fail to inspect as contemplated in this clause 14.3, due to no fault of the Tenant, the damage or defect shall be deemed to be accepted as part of the Record. 14.4 Within 3 (Three) days prior to the Termination Date, either the Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) and the Tenant will inspect the Premises together to determine if any damage waswas caused to the Premises or the furniture (in the event that the Premises contains the Landlord’s furniture) during the subsistence of this Lease Agreement (including any renewal periods). If the Tenant fails to attend the inspection, the Landlord shall be entitled to inspect the Premises at any time within 7 (Seven) days of the Termination Date, without the Tenant, in order to determine whether any damage was caused to the Premises during the subsistence of the Lease Agreement. 14.5 The Property Practitioner Landlord shall be entitled to: 14.5.1 deduct any amount from the Deposit required to repair any damage caused to the Premises; and 14.5.2 charge the Tenant for any amount over and above the value of the Deposit, if the cost of repairing the damage amounts to more than the total amount of the Deposit.

INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES. 14.1 11.1. The Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner, Agent (as the case may be) will inspect the Premises together, together before the Tenant takes occupation of the Premises. The Parties shall record Premises to determine whether there is any existing damage or defects to the Premises or whether there are any defects at the Premises. Any damage and/or defect will be recorded in writing, in Writing, and it shall be signed by the Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) ("Record") along with and the Declaration Form. The Record shall be Tenant and attached as an Annexure a schedule to this Lease Agreement. The Tenant, by way of this inspection, acknowledges that the Premises is fit for beneficial occupationLease. 14.2 The Record does not constitute an undertaking by the Landlord to have any the defect or damage recorded in the Record remedied11.2. The Record is simply an acknowledgment that that defect or damage exists, and that the defect or damage was not caused by the Tenant. 14.3 If the Tenant discovers any damage to or defect to defects at the Premises after the inspection referred to in clause 14.1clause 11.1 above, the Tenant shall must notify the Landlord, Landlord in Writing, writing of such damage or defect within 7 (Seven) days defects as soon as is reasonably possible, in which instance the Landlord must take all reasonable steps to remedy the damage or defects or, if the damage or defects are not capable of being remedied, the date of the Effective Date. The Landlord shall must supply the Tenant with a Written written acknowledgment of such notification and shall be entitled to inspect confirming that such damage or defect with reasonable notice to defects exist/s. 11.3. It is recorded that the Tenant. The Landlord shall notify not be liable for any damage or defects which the Tenant within 7 (Seven) days was aware of such inspection whether such damage or defect is accepted as part of at the Record or not. Should inspection, but does not request the Landlord, fail Landlord to inspect as contemplated record in this clause 14.3, due to no fault of the Tenant, the damage or defect shall be deemed to be accepted as part of the Recordwriting. 14.4 Within 3 (Three) days prior to 11.4. On the Termination Date, either the Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) and the Tenant will inspect the Premises together to determine if any damage waswas caused to the Premises or the furniture (in the event that the Premises contains the Landlord’s furniture) during the subsistence of this Lease (including any renewal periods). If the Tenant fails to attend the inspection, the Landlord shall be entitled to inspect the Premises at any time within 7 (Seven) days of the Termination Date, without the Tenant, in order to determine whether any damage was caused to the Premises during the subsistence of the Lease. 14.5 11.5. The Property Practitioner Landlord shall be entitled to: 14.5.1 11.5.1. charge the Tenant for any additional outgoing inspections that need to be conducted above and beyond the initial inspection; due to the property not being in the same condition as when tenant took occupation; 11.5.2. deduct any amount money from the Deposit required to repair any damage caused to the PremisesPremises by the tenant; and 14.5.2 11.5.3. charge the Tenant for any amount over and above the value of the Deposit, if the cost of repairing the damage amounts to more than the total amount of the Deposit.

INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES. 14.1 13.1. The Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner, Agent (as the case may be) will inspect the Premises together, before the Tenant takes occupation of the Premises. The Parties shall record , to determine whether there is any existing damage or defects to the Premises, . Any damage and/or defect will be recorded in Writing, and it shall be signed by the Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) ("Record") along with and the Declaration Form. The Record shall be Tenant, and attached as an a Annexure to this Lease Agreement. The Tenant, by way of this inspection, acknowledges that the Premises is fit for beneficial occupation. 14.2 13.2. The Record recordal of any defect or damage in Writing does not constitute an undertaking acknowledgment by the Landlord to have any the defect or damage recorded in the Record remedied. The Record recordal is simply an acknowledgment that that defect or damage exists, and that the defect or damage was not caused by the Tenant. 14.3 13.3. If the Tenant discovers any damage or defect to the Premises after the inspection referred to in clause 14.1, the Tenant shall notify the Landlord, in Writing, of such damage or defect within 7 (Seven) days of the date of the Effective Datediscovery thereof. The Landlord shall supply the Tenant with a Written acknowledgment of confirming that such notification damage or defects exist and shall be entitled to inspect such damage or defect with reasonable notice to the Tenant. The Landlord shall notify the Tenant within 7 (Seven) days of such inspection whether such damage or defect is accepted as part of the Record or not. Should the Landlord, fail to inspect as contemplated in this clause 14.3, due to no fault of the Tenant, the damage or defect shall be deemed to be accepted as part of the Record. 14.4 13.4. Within 3 (Three) days prior to the Termination Date, either the Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) and the Tenant will inspect the Premises together to determine if any damage waswas caused to the Premises or the furniture (in the event that the Premises contains the Landlord’s furniture) during the subsistence of this Lease Agreement (including any renewal periods). If the Tenant fails to attend the inspection, the Landlord shall be entitled to inspect the Premises at any time within 7 (Seven) days of the Termination Date, without the Tenant, in order to determine whether any damage was caused to the Premises during the subsistence of the Lease Agreement. 14.5 13.5. The Property Practitioner Landlord shall be entitled to: 14.5.1 13.5.1. deduct any amount from the Deposit required to repair any damage caused to the Premises; andAnd 14.5.2 13.5.2. charge the Tenant for any amount over and above the value of the Deposit, if the cost of repairing Repairing the damage amounts to more than the total amount of the Deposit.

INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES. 14.1 13.1 The Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner, Agent (as the case may be) will inspect the Premises together, together before the Tenant takes occupation of the Premises. The Parties shall record Premises to determine whether there is any existing damage to or any defects to the Premises. Any damage and/or defect will be recorded in writing, in Writing, and it shall be signed by the Tenant and the Landlord, Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) ("Record") along with and the Declaration Form. The Record shall be Tenant and attached as an Annexure a schedule to this Lease AgreementLease. The Tenant, by way of this inspection, acknowledges that the Premises is fit for beneficial occupation. 14.2 The Record does not constitute an undertaking by the Landlord to have any 13.2 Recording of the defect or damage recorded in writing does not presuppose that that Landlord has taken responsibility to have the Record defect or damage remedied. The Record This recording is simply an a mere acknowledgment that that defect or damage exists, exists and that the defect or damage was not caused by the Tenant. 14.3 13.3 If the Tenant discovers any damage to or defect to defects at the Premises after the inspection referred to in clause 14.113.1 above, the Tenant shall must notify the Landlord, in Writingwriting, of such damage or defect defects within 7 (Seven) days of the date of the Effective Datediscovery thereof. The Landlord shall must supply the Tenant with a Written written acknowledgment of confirming that such notification damage or defects exist and shall be entitled to can inspect such damage or defect defects with reasonable notice to the Tenant. The Landlord shall notify the Tenant within 7 (Seven) days of such inspection whether such damage or defect is accepted as part of the Record or not. Should the Landlord, fail to inspect as contemplated in this clause 14.3, due to no fault of the Tenant, the damage or defect shall be deemed to be accepted as part of the Recordnotice. 14.4 13.4 Within 3 (Three) days prior to the Termination Date, either the Landlord or the Property Practitioner Agent (as the case may be) and the Tenant will inspect the Premises together to determine if any damage waswas caused to the Premises or the furniture (in the event that the Premises contains the Landlord’s furniture) during the subsistence of this Lease (including any renewal periods). If the Tenant fails to attend the inspection, the Landlord shall be entitled to inspect the Premises at any time within 7 (Seven) days of the Termination Date, without the Tenant, in order to determine whether any damage was caused to the Premises during the subsistence of the Lease. 14.5 13.5 The Property Practitioner Landlord shall be entitled to: 14.5.1 13.5.1 deduct any amount money from the Deposit required to repair any damage caused to the PremisesPremises as well as loss of income due to repairs; and 14.5.2 13.5.2 charge the Tenant for any amount over and above the value of the Deposit, if the cost of repairing the damage amounts to more than the total amount of the Deposit.