Normal Wear & Tear for Carpets Sample Clauses

Normal Wear & Tear for Carpets. The Lease between the Landlord and Tenant will approximately define normal wear and tear for carpets as “Worn areas on carpet in high traffic areas, indentations caused by furniture, and permanent stains (non-pet)”. SAMPLE
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Normal Wear & Tear for Carpets. The Lease between the Landlord and Tenant will approximately define normal wear and tear for carpets as “Worn areas on carpet in high traffic areas, indentations caused by furniture, and permanent stains (non-pet)”. c. Normal Wear & Tear for Interior Walls - The Lease between the Landlord and Tenant will approximately define normal wear and tear for interior walls as “If the walls become slightly dirty and/or scuffed and faded in certain areas, fading, peeling, or cracked paint, slightly torn or faded wallpaper, crayon marks, small nail holes in interior walls caused from hanging pictures”. The Broker will deduct from the Tenant’s Security Deposit to repair damage caused by installing/removing TV mounts, drywall anchor bolts and large nails or screws ¼ inch in diameter or greater. The Broker will not deduct anything from the Tenant’s Security Deposit to repair normal wear and tear. The Landlord will be responsible for paying to have the walls repainted to recover from the effects of allowed normal wear and tear to the interior walls.
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