Common use of OWNER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE Clause in Contracts

OWNER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE. Owner shall not be liable for any damages or losses to person or property caused by other Residents or other persons. Owner shall not be liable for resident personal injury, damage or loss of Resident’s personal property (vehicles, furniture, jewelry, clothing, etc.) from theft, vandalism, fire, water, rain, hail, snow, ice, smoke, explosions, sonic booms, or other causes whatsoever, unless the same is due to the negligence of the Owner. Owner strongly recommends that the Resident secure insurance to protect themselves against the above occurrences. If any of the Owner’s employees are requested to render any services such as moving automobiles, handling of furniture, cleaning, delivering packages, or any other service not contemplated in this contract, the employee(s) shall be deemed the agent(s) of the Resident regardless of whether payment is arranged for such services and Resident agrees to hold Owner harmless from all liability in connection with such services.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement

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