Common use of Relocations Clause in Contracts

Relocations. Prior to Tenant taking occupancy and moving in dwelling unit under the terms of this Lease Contract, Landlord shall have the right to substitute other premises (“Other Premises”) in the same complex in which this dwelling is located for the premises originally named herein, or previously substituted under this provision. The other premises shall be comparable in size to the original or previously substituted premises. Landlord shall give Tenant at least one day prior notice of the substitution of the Other Premises for the original or previously substituted premises, which notice shall describe the location of the Other Premises. In the event of damage to the dwelling unit by fire, flood, etc., Landlord has the option of relocating Tenant to a comparable alternative dwelling unit, in this or another location, until Tenant’s dwelling unit is repaired or Tenant(s) Lease Contract expires, whichever is first. If the Building, Unit or Bedroom leased to Tenant is being renovated or constructed at the time of execution of this Lease Contract, and the Landlord has not received a certificate of occupancy, or if the Building, Unit or Bedroom leased to Tenant is not complete or ready for occupancy upon commencement of the Term stated in section (1) of this Lease Contract, the Tenant agrees that the Landlord may provide temporary alternative housing, which may include housing within a hotel located in the Town of Xxxxx, until the Building, Unit or Bedroom is ready for occupancy by Tenant. Xxxxxx further acknowledges and agrees that if the Building, Unit or Bedroom is not complete or ready for occupancy upon the commencement of the Term, this provision of temporary alternative housing is a reasonable accommodation by Landlord to Tenant, and this Lease Contract shall remain in full force and effect for the Term stated in section (1).