Common use of PREMISES AS IS Clause in Contracts

PREMISES AS IS. Tenant has inspected the unit and accepts it AS IS, as reflected in the check in sheet to be completed at the time of move in. If the check in sheet has not been received by Landlord’s office within two (2) weeks of lease activation, Tenant agrees that all aspects of the unit are in very good and acceptable repair, and Tenant shall be liable for the condition of the premises upon vacating the unit, normal wear and tear accepted. Any repairs and/or renovations to be made to the unit will be completed in a diligent manner at the start of the lease.

PREMISES AS IS. Tenant Xxxxxx has inspected the unit and accepts it AS IS, as reflected in the check in sheet to be completed at the time of move in. If the check in sheet has not been received by LandlordXxxxxxxx’s office within two (2) weeks of lease activation, Tenant Xxxxxx agrees that all aspects of the unit are in very good and acceptable repair, and Tenant shall be liable for the condition of the premises upon vacating the unit, normal wear and tear accepted. Any repairs and/or renovations to be made to the unit will be completed in a diligent manner at the start of the lease.