Common use of Limitation of Tenant’s Liability Clause in Contracts

Limitation of Tenant’s Liability. The Landlord releases the Tenant from all claims or liabilities in respect of any damage which is Insured Damage, to the extent of the cost of repairing such damage, but not from injury, loss or damage which is consequential thereto or which arises therefrom where the Tenant is negligent or otherwise at fault.

Limitation of Tenant’s Liability. The Landlord releases the Tenant from all claims or liabilities in respect of any damage which is Insured Damage, to the extent of the cost of repairing such damage, but not from injury, loss or damage which is consequential thereto or which arises therefrom where the Tenant is negligent or otherwise at fault.. - deleted text]

Limitation of Tenant’s Liability. The Landlord releases the Tenant from all claims or liabilities in respect of any damage which is Insured Damage, to the extent of the cost of repairing such damage, but not from injury, loss or damage which is consequential thereto or which arises therefrom where the Tenant is negligent or otherwise at fault.] [Language in brackets struck out in original]

Limitation of Tenant’s Liability. The Landlord releases the Tenant from all claims or liabilities liabilities: in respect of any damage which that is Insured Damage, to the extent of the cost of repairing such damage, but not from injury, loss or damage which that is consequential thereto to it or which that arises therefrom from it where the Tenant is negligent or otherwise at fault.; and

Limitation of Tenant’s Liability. The Landlord releases the Tenant from all claims or liabilities in respect of any damage which is Insured Damage, to the extent of the cost of repairing such damage, but not from injury, loss or damage which is consequential thereto or which arises therefrom where the Tenant is negligent or otherwise at fault.