Common use of Non-Emergency Repair Notification Clause in Contracts

Non-Emergency Repair Notification. You must notify us promptly in writing of any needed non-emergency repair or maintenance service (that is, one that does not pose a hazard to the health or safety of you or others). Additionally, you are required to notify us in writing promptly of: electrical problems, carpet holes, dangerous tenants, broken glass, broken locks or latches, broken furnishings or fixtures (if provided by us), and any repair or service required to keep the Premises in good working order or prevent damage. Once we receive the written notice, we will act with reasonable diligence in making necessary repairs and reconnections, but during that time you cannot stop payment of or reduce the Rent unless expressly allowed by law.

Non-Emergency Repair Notification. You must notify us promptly in writing of any needed non-emergency repair or maintenance service (that is, one that does not pose a hazard to the health or safety of you or others). Additionally, you are required to notify us in writing promptly of: of electrical problems, carpet holes, dangerous tenants, broken glass, broken locks or latches, broken furnishings or fixtures (if provided by us), and any repair or service required to keep the Premises in good working order or prevent damage. Once we receive the written notice, we will act with reasonable diligence in making necessary repairs and reconnections, but during that time you cannot stop payment of or reduce the Rent unless expressly allowed by law.