Common use of Main Repairs Clause in Contracts

Main Repairs. The Landlord will maintain in good condition: (a) the outside of the Property, (b) the main structure of the Property, and (c) the fixed gas, electrical and heating appliances in the Property, but this does not include remedying any damage caused by the Tenant unless the cost is met by insurance under clause A4 and the Landlord is not responsible for TV aerials/ phone lines or electricity or gas meters. The Landlord must comply with the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 Section 11 as to his responsibility for repairs in the Property in so far as any obligations have inadvertently not been expressly set out in this clause A.2.

Main Repairs. The Landlord will maintain in good condition: (a) the outside of the Property, (b) the main structure of the Property, and (c) the fixed gas, electrical and heating appliances in the Property, but this does not include remedying any damage caused by the Tenant unless the cost is met by insurance under clause A4 and the Landlord is not responsible for TV aerials/ phone lines or electricity or gas meters. The Landlord must comply with the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 1G85 Section 11 as to his responsibility for repairs in the Property in so far as any obligations have inadvertently not been expressly set out in this clause A.2.

Main Repairs. The Landlord will maintain in good condition: (a) the outside of the Property, (b) the main structure of the Property, and (c) the fixed gas, electrical and heating appliances in the Property, but this does not include remedying any damage caused by the Tenant unless the cost is met by insurance under clause A4 and the Landlord is not responsible for TV aerials/ phone lines or electricity or gas meters. The Landlord must comply with the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 Section 11 as to his responsibility for repairs in the Property in so far as any obligations have inadvertently not been expressly set out in this clause A.2.