Common use of Unsuitability Clause in Contracts

Unsuitability. If the Premises, in part or in whole, become unsuitable for the purposes leased due to fire, storm or other reasons, the Lessee may: immediately terminate this Agreement and recover any Rent and security deposit paid in advance; or continue the Agreement with a revised Rent adjusted to reflect proportional use of the Premises, and recover any Rent paid in advance in proportion to the diminished use.

Unsuitability. If the Premises, in part or in whole, become unsuitable for the purposes leased due to fire, storm or other reasons, the Lessee may: : i. immediately terminate this Agreement Lease and recover any Rent and security deposit pre-paid in advanceRental; or or ii. continue the Agreement Lease with a revised Rent Rental adjusted to reflect proportional use of the Premises, and recover any Rent pre-paid in advance Rental in proportion to the diminished use.

Unsuitability. If the Premises, in part or in whole, become unsuitable for the purposes leased due to fire, storm or other reasons, the Lessee may: : (a) immediately terminate this Agreement and recover any Rent and security deposit pre-paid in advanceRental; or or (b) continue the Agreement with a revised Rent Rental adjusted to reflect proportional use of the Premises, and recover any Rent pre-paid in advance Rental in proportion to the diminished use.