LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION Sample Clauses

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a) To the extent permitted by law, LANDLORD shall not be responsible or liable to pay for any damages, or, be held liable, to TENANT if LANDLORD cannot give possession of the UNIT to TENANT on the Commencement Date, for any reason whatsoever. b) If LANDLORD is unable to give possession of the UNIT to TENANT on the Commencement Date, then, at LANDLORD’S sole election to the extent permitted by law, either: (i) RENT will be abated on a daily basis during the delay, in which event LANDLORD shall not be liable for any such delay in delivering possession of the UNIT to TENANT and TENANT must pay RENT or additional charges for any part of a month that TENANT has possession; or (ii) LANDLORD will, at LANDLORD’S sole cost and expense, provide TENANT with a temporary alternate bedroom accommodation (the “Temporary Accommodation”) in another facility (such as a hotel or motel) until such time as the UNIT is ready for occupancy. In the event LANDLORD provides TENANT with a Temporary Accommodation, then, at all times while LANDLORD is providing the Temporary Accommodation, (A) the “UNIT” under this LEASE will be deemed to be the Temporary Accommodation, (B) TENANT will continue to pay all RENT and all other payments required to paid by TENANT under this LEASE, and (C) all other applicable provisions of this LEASE will continue to apply. At such time as the UNIT is completed and ready for occupancy, LANDLORD will, at LANDLORD’S cost, move TENANT’S personal property within the Temporary Accommodation to the UNIT. c) TENANT may terminate the LEASE if possession of the UNIT is not given to TENANT within 60 days of the Commencement Date. TENANT must give notice of such termination to LANDLORD in writing before the sixth day after the 60-day period has expired. This LEASE will continue if TENANT does not give LANDLORD written notice that TENANT is terminating this LEASE pursuant to this Paragraph 16(c). TENANT’S right to terminate this LEASE shall thereafter be null and void and all duties and obligations of TENANT under this LEASE will remain in full force and effect.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a) LANDLORD shall not be responsible or liable to pay any damages, or, be held liable, to TENANT if LANDLORD cannot give possession of the UNIT on the lease commencement date, for any reason whatsoever. b) If LANDLORD is unable to give possession of the UNIT to TENANT on the date when the LEASE is to commence, RENT will be abated on a daily basis during the delay. LANDLORD shall not be liable for any such delay in delivering possession of the UNIT to TENANT. TENANT must pay RENT or additional charges for any part of a month that TENANT has possession. c) TENANT may terminate the LEASE if possession of the UNIT is not given to TENANT within 60 days of the LEASE commencement date, or such shorter period as may be provided by applicable law. The LEASE will continue if TENANT does not give LANDLORD written notice that TENANT is terminating the LEASE pursuant to this paragraph and all duties and obligations of TENANT under the LEASE will remain in full force and effect.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a. Landlord will not pay damages to Resident if Landlord cannot give possession for reasons beyond Landlord’s reasonable control. b. If Landlord is unable to give possession of the Unit to Resident on the date when the Lease is to start, Rent will be abated on a daily basis during the delay. Resident must pay Rent or Additional Rent for any part of a month that Resident has possession. c. Resident may end the Lease if possession of the Unit is not given to Resident within 30 days of the date the Lease begins. Resident must give notice to Landlord in writing before the 6th day after the 30---day period has expired to end the Lease. The Lease will continue if Resident does not give Landlord written notice that Resident is ending Lease. All duties and obligations of Resident under the Lease will remain in effect. If Landlord violates this Lease, before Resident may bring any action against Landlord for such violation, Resident must first give Landlord written notice of the nature of Landlord’s violation and allow Landlord 30 days (or such shorter time as provided in applicable law) to remedy it.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a) LANDLORD shall not be responsible or liable to pay any damages, or, be held liable, to TENANT if LANDLORD cannot give possession of the UNIT on the lease commencement date, for any reason whatsoever. b) If LANDLORD is unable to give possession of the UNIT to TENANT on the date when the LEASE is to commence, RENT will be abated on a daily basis during the delay. LANDLORD shall not be liable for any such delay in delivering possession of the UNIT to TENANT. TENANT must pay RENT or additional charges for any part of a month that TENANT has possession. c) TENANT may terminate the LEASE if possession of the UNIT is not given to TENANT within 60 days of the LEASE commencement date, unless otherwise provided by applicable law. TENANT must give notice of such termination to LANDLORD in writing before the 6th day after the 60-day period has expired, unless otherwise provided by applicable law. The LEASE will continue if TENANT does not give LANDLORD written notice that TENANT is terminating the LEASE pursuant to this paragraph, and, unless otherwise provided by applicable law, TENANT’s right to terminate the LEASE shall thereafter be null and void and all duties and obligations of TENANT under the LEASE will remain in full force and effect.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a) Landlord will not pay damages to Tenant if Landlord cannot give possession of the Leased Premises to Tenant by the Commencement Date for reasons beyond Landlord’s control. b) If Landlord is unable to give possession of the Leased Premises to Tenant on the Commencement Date: 1) Landlord will promptly notify Tenant that possession is not ready for Tenant; 2) Tenant will not have to pay Rent or Additional Rent, and the Commencement Date shall not occur, until possession of the Leased Premises is given to Tenant; 3) Tenant must pay Rent or Additional Rent for any part of a month that Tenant has possession. c) Tenant may terminate this Lease if possession of the Leased Premises is not given to Tenant by the Commencement Date. Tenant must give notice: 1) in writing within five (5) days of receipt of Landlord’s notice of delay or Landlord’s failure to give possession of the Leased Premises to Tenant by the Commencement Date, whichever occurs first; or 2) in writing before Xxxxxx receives written notice that possession of the Leased Premises is available to Tenant. d) If Tenant terminates the Lease because Landlord has not given possession to Tenant, Landlord will return any Security Deposit or other deposits. Landlord must return all deposits within five (5) days after Landlord received Tenant’s written notice ending the Lease. e) The Lease will continue if Tenant does not give Landlord written notice that Xxxxxx is terminating the Lease. All duties and obligations of Tenant under the Lease will remain in effect, commencing when the Commencement Date occurs.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a) LANDLORD shall not be responsible or liable to pay any damages, or, be held liable, to TENANT if LANDLORD cannot give possession of the UNIT on the lease commencement date, for any reason whatsoever. b) If LANDLORD is unable to give possession of the UNIT to TENANT on the date when the LEASE is to commence, then, at LANDLORD’s sole election, either: a) TENANT shall not permit any guest or invitee to reside in the UNIT. b) TENANT acknowledges that that the UNIT may be occupied by another tenant provided the additional tenant has an executed lease with LANDLORD for the UNIT or is listed in Paragraph 1 of this LEASE. c) TENANT may not commit any act or allow any activity to occur in the UNIT or on the PROPERTY, which violates or breaks any Federal, State or local laws or ordinances, or any applicable rules or regulations. TENANT may not use or allow the UNIT or the PROPERTY to be used for any disorderly or illegal purpose. The UNIT may only be used as a private residence. d) TENANT may not store or allow any hazardous, flammable or toxic substances in or on the UNIT or the PROPERTY. TENANT may not do or allow any behavior in the UNIT or on the PROPERTY which is a nuisance or which creates a risk of injury, loss or damage. TENANT may not engage in or allow any activity, which increases the costs of insurance or the LANDLORD's ability to either obtain or maintain insurance coverage on the PROPERTY.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a) LANDLORD will not pay damages to TENANT if LANDLORD cannot give possession for reasons beyond LANDLORD'S control. b) If LANDLORD is unable to give possession of the UNIT to TENANT on the date when the LEASE is to start, TENANT will not have to pay RENT or ADDITIONAL RENT until possession of the UNIT is given to TENANT. TENANT must pay RENT or ADDITIONAL RENT for any part of a month that TENANT has possession. c) TENANT may end the LEASE if possession of the UNIT is not given to TENANT within 30 days of the date the LEASE begins. TENANT must give notice to LANDLORD in writing before the 6th day after the 30-day period has expired to end the LEASE. The LEASE will continue if TENANT does not give LANDLORD written notice that TENANT is ending LEASE. All duties and obligations of TENANT under the LEASE will remain in effect.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION. If Landlord is unable to give possession of the Unit to Tenant on the date when the Lease is to start, Rent will be abated on a daily basis during the delay. Tenant must pay Rent or Additional Rent for all days during an installment period on which Tenant has possession. If the landlord fails to deliver possession of the dwelling unit to the tenant at the commencement of the lease terms, rent will xxxxx until possession is delivered and the tenant shall: a. Upon at least five days' written notice to the landlord, terminate the rental agreement and upon termination the landlord shall return all prepaid rent and security; or b. Demand performance of the rental agreement by the landlord and, if the tenant elects, maintain an action for possession of the dwelling unit against the landlord or a person wrongfully in possession and recover the damages sustained by the tenant.

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION. PROPERTY, including automobiles;

LANDLORD UNABLE TO GIVE POSSESSION a) LANDLORD shall not be responsible or liable to pay any damages, or, be held liable, to TENANT if LANDLORD cannot give possession of the UNIT on the lease commencement date, for any reason whatsoever. b) If LANDLORD is unable to give possession of the UNIT to TENANT on the date when the LEASE is to commence, RENT will be abated on a daily basis during the delay. LANDLORD shall not be liable for any such delay in delivering possession of the UNIT to TENANT. TENANT must pay RENT or additional charges for any part of a month that TENANT has possession. c) TENANT may terminate the LEASE if possession of the UNIT is not given to TENANT within 60 days of the LEASE commencement date. TENANT must give notice of such termination to LANDLORD in writing before the 6th day after the 60-day period has expired. The LEASE will continue if TENANT does not give LANDLORD written notice that TENANT is terminating the LEASE pursuant to this paragraph and TENANT’s right to terminate the lease shall thereafter be null and void and all duties and obligations of TENANT under the LEASE will remain in full force and effect.