THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY. REPAIR, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
3.5.1 To make good, or pay for, any failure by the Tenant to comply with the obligations set out in this section of this Agreement.
3.5.2 To take reasonable care of the Property and the Fixtures and Fittings and not to alter or damage the inside or the outside of the Property or the decorative order and condition throughout the Term. The Tenant is not responsible for the following: • fair wear and tear • any damage caused by fire unless that damage was caused by something done or not done by the Tenant or any other person residing, sleeping in or visiting the Property • repairs for which the Landlord has responsibility (these are set out in this Agreement).
3.5.3 To inform the Landlord in writing immediately of any repairs or other matters falling within the Landlord’s obligations to repair the Property as set out in this Agreement at the Property. The Landlord will reply in writing within fourteen days.
3.5.4 To keep the Property and Fixtures and Fittings clean and tidy throughout the Term and to clean or compensate the Landlord for the cleaning of the Property to a professional standard at the end of the Tenancy to the same specification to which the Property and Fixtures and Fittings were cleaned prior to the start of the Tenancy as shown in the Inventory and Schedule of Condition
3.5.5 To test all smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in the Property at least once a month and to notify the Landlord or the Landlord’s Agent promptly of any defect or lack of repair. It is the responsibility of the Tenant to ensure that batteries are operational in the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms at all times; and to replace any battery promptly when it becomes defective or reaches the end of its useful life; and to make and keep a record of the tests noting down the time and the date of the testing and the current satisfactory operational state of the alarms.
3.5.6 To replace or have replaced as appropriate light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and fuses etc. as and when necessary during the Tenancy and ensure that all light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and fuses are in place and in working order at the end of the Tenancy.
3.5.7 To replace promptly all broken glass with the same quality glass where the breakage was due to the negligence of the Tenant or caused by accidental damage by the Tenant, their family or their visitors.
3.5.8 To take all reasonable precautions to prevent damage occurring to any pipes or other installations in the Property that...
THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY. Repair, Maintenance and Cleaning
4.1 To keep the interior of the Property and the Fixtures and Fittings in the same decorative order and condition throughout the Term as at the start of the Tenancy, as noted in the Inventory and Schedule of Condition. The Tenant is not responsible for the following: • fair wear and tear; • any damage caused by fire unless that damage was caused by something done or not done by the Tenant or any other person permitted by the Tenant to reside, sleep in, or visit the Property; • repairs for which the Landlord has responsibility (these are set out in Schedule 2 of this Agreement); • damage covered by the Landlord's insurance policy;
4.2 To inform the Landlord, or the Agent, promptly and in writing when it comes to the notice of the Tenant of any repairs or other matters falling within the Landlord’s obligations to repair the Property and the Fixtures and Fittings;
4.3 To keep the Property and Fixtures and Fittings in a clean and tidy condition.
4.4 To clean the windows regularly and at the end of the Tenancy;
4.5 To clean any working chimneys once a year and at the end of the Tenancy provided they were cleaned at the start of the Tenancy;
4.6 To test smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors on the first day of the Tenancy and then monthly and keep them in good working order by replacing batteries where necessary. The Landlord or the Agent should be informed promptly of any defect, need of repair or maintenance;
4.7 To replace promptly all broken glass with the same quality glass where the breakage was due to the negligence or misuse of a third party, the Tenant, his family, or his visitors;
4.8 To take all reasonable precautions by heating and ventilating to prevent damage occurring to the Property or Fixtures and Fittings that may be caused by frost, condensation or mould growth;
4.9 To replace all electric light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and fuses with equivalent or better replacements when needed;
4.10 To make good, or compensate for, any failure by the Tenant to comply with the obligations set out in Schedule 1 of this Agreement.
4.11 To carry out any work or repairs which are the Tenant’s responsibility within a reasonable time of being notified and no later than one month from notification; or authorise the Landlord or the Agent to have the work carried out at the Tenant’s expense.
4.12 To take reasonable precautions to keep all gutters sewers drains sanitary apparatus water and waste pipes air vents and ducts free of o...
THE CONDITION OF THE PROPERTY. The property must meet the quality requirements, appurtenances and other characteristics that follow from the agreement. The buyer cannot claim as a defect something the buyer knew or had to know when entering the agreement. Information that is clearly stated in the condition report or sales documents and made available before sale shall be considered as known conditions to the buyer. You will find more information about the obligation to investigate and the obligation to provide information under the section «Completion guide»
