Common use of PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS Clause in Contracts

PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his fault or negligence, that of any person residing with him, or any guest of his. The Landlord may deduct such costs at the termination of the tenancy from the deposit under Clause 6.

PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his fault or negligence, that of any person residing with him, or any guest of his. The Landlord may deduct such costs at the termination of the tenancy from the deposit under Clause 67.

PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. 29.1 The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his their fault or negligence, that of any person residing with himwithin the property, or any guest of hisguest. This will also include any unnecessary contractor callouts. The Landlord may deduct such costs at the termination of the tenancy from the deposit under Clause 68.

PAYMENT FOR REPAIRS. The Tenant will be liable for the cost of repairs where the need for them is attributable to his or her fault or negligence, that of any person residing with himhim or her, or any guest of hishis or her. The At the end of the tenancy, the Landlord may deduct can apply for such costs at to be deducted from any deposit paid by the termination of the tenancy from the deposit under Clause 6Tenant.