Common use of Premises Condition Clause in Contracts

Premises Condition. Tenant enters into this Lease and accepts the Premises with full knowledge of, and accepts the condition of the Premises, “as how and where is.” This “AS IS” acceptance includes but is not limited to the condition of the land, soil, water, ditches, silt ponds, culverts, pumps, xxxxx, and the water system. No patent or latent physical condition of the Premises, whether known or not known to or discovered by Tenant shall affect the rights of Owner and Tenant under this Lease. Tenant acknowledges that: (a) neither Owner nor any of Owner’s employees, representatives or agents have made any express or implied written or verbal representations or warranties respecting the physical condition of the Premises or any other aspect or condition of the Premises, including, without limit, zoning, entitlements, existence of environmentally prohibited substances, land, soil, ditches, silt ponds, drainage, culverts, water system(s) (including the quantity, quality or suitability of water for particular crops), irrigation systems and or any and all other improvements now on the Premises and or the Property; (b) Tenant has fully and thoroughly inspected the Premises and has conducted any and all inspections relevant to a determination by Tenant of the Premises’ condition and suitability for Tenant’s intended use; (c) Owner shall have no obligation or liability whatsoever for any clean up, discing, weeding, preparation, improvements, alterations or repairs of any nature to the Premises, or to payor reimburse Tenant for any part of the cost thereof.