Common use of Qualification of Landlord’s liability Clause in Contracts

Qualification of Landlord’s liability. To the extent permitted by law, the Landlord shall not be liable to the Tenant or any other person for: 19.11.1 any damage to person or property arising from any act, omission or misfeasance by any other tenant or occupier of the Building or from the state and condition of the Premises; or 19.11.2 any of the following of which the Landlord is unaware and unless the Tenant has given the Landlord written notice of the facts giving rise to that failure and allowed the Landlord a reasonable time to remedy the matter: (a) any interruption to the supply of Utilities to the Premises or other parts of the Building; (b) any accidental damage to the Premises or to any property of the Tenant or any other occupier of the Premises or their employees, agents or independent contractors; or (c) any failure to perform any obligation in this Lease, unless the Tenant has given the Landlord written notice of the facts giving rise to that failure and allowed the Landlord a reasonable time to remedy the matter.

Qualification of Landlord’s liability. To the extent permitted by law, the Landlord shall not be liable to the Tenant or any other person for: 19.11.1 53.11.1 any damage to person or property arising from any act, omission or misfeasance by any other tenant or occupier of the Building or from the state and condition of the Premises; or 19.11.2 53.11.2 any of the following of which the Landlord is unaware and unless the Tenant has given the Landlord written notice of the facts giving rise to that failure and allowed the Landlord a reasonable time to remedy the matter: (a) any interruption to the supply of Utilities to the Premises or other parts of the Building; (b) any accidental damage to the Premises or to any property of the Tenant or any other occupier of the Premises or their employees, agents or independent contractors; or (c) any failure to perform any obligation in this Lease, unless the Tenant has given the Landlord written notice of the facts giving rise to that failure and allowed the Landlord a reasonable time to remedy the matter.