Common use of THE REPAIRING STANDARD Clause in Contracts

THE REPAIRING STANDARD. In terms of the Housing (Scotland) Xxx 0000 the Landlord requires to ensure that the property meets the Repairing Standard as laid out in Section 13 of that Act. That means that the Landlord has an obligation to ensure the following:- • The property is wind and watertight and in all other respects fit for human habitation. • The structure and exterior of the property are in a reasonable state of repair and working properly. • The installation for supply of water, gas, electricity, sanitation, heating, and water heating are in a reasonable state of repair and working properly (as long as the landlord has some form of responsibility to maintain these installations whether directly or indirectly). • Furnishings supplied by the landlord under the tenancy can be used safely and for the purpose they were designed. • That there is satisfactory provision for fire/smoke detectors. • That there is satisfactory provision for the detection of carbon monoxide in quantities hazardous to Health

THE REPAIRING STANDARD. In terms of the Housing (Scotland) Xxx 0000 Act 2006 the Landlord requires to ensure that the property meets the Repairing Standard as laid out in Section 13 of that Act. That means that the Landlord has an obligation to ensure the following:- • The property is wind and watertight and in all other respects fit for human habitation. • The structure and exterior of the property are in a reasonable state of repair and working properly. • The installation for supply of water, gas, electricity, sanitation, heating, and water heating are in a reasonable state of repair and working properly (as long as the landlord has some form of responsibility to maintain these installations whether directly or indirectly). • Furnishings supplied by the landlord under the tenancy can be used safely and for the purpose they were designed. • That there is satisfactory provision for fire/smoke detectors. • That there is satisfactory provision for the detection of carbon monoxide in quantities hazardous to Health

THE REPAIRING STANDARD. In terms of the Housing (Scotland) Xxx 0000 the Landlord requires to ensure that the property Property meets the Repairing Standard as laid out in Section 13 of that Act. That This means that the Landlord has an obligation to ensure the following:- • The property Property is wind and watertight and in all other respects fit for human habitation. • The structure and exterior of the property Property are in a reasonable state of repair and working properly. • The installation for supply of water, gas, electricity, sanitation, heating, and water heating are in a reasonable state of repair and working properly (as long as the landlord has some form of responsibility to maintain these installations whether directly or indirectly). • Furnishings supplied by the landlord under the tenancy can be used safely and for the purpose they were designed. • That there is satisfactory provision for fire/smoke detectors. • That there is satisfactory provision for the detection of carbon monoxide detection in quantities hazardous to Healthhealth.