MAINTENANCE - REPAIRS - DAMAGE - RENOVATIONS Voorbeeldclausules

MAINTENANCE - REPAIRS - DAMAGE - RENOVATIONS. As governed by law, technical maintenance and repairs are the responsibility of the landlord. The tenant will inform the landlord in writing as soon as possible about all damages, loss or fault that require a repair to be carried out. The landlord agrees to carry out the repairs as quickly as possible. The landlord must be able to provide evidence that the heating appliances and chimneys have been regularly maintained by qualified people. The landlord is responsible for protecting all installations against frost. The tenant will take all possible precautions to prevent frost damage in the room. The tenant is responsible for the small repairs included in the statutory ‘list of small repairs’, see xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxx. The tenant is responsible for any damage or depreciation that s/he has caused or that is caused by third parties who s/he admitted to the rented property. The tenants are deemed to be liable for non-attributable damage caused to the communal areas/property and safety equipment belonging to the rented property, as far as this does not involve repairs which are the responsibility of the landlord, normal use, maintenance or wear and tear and as far as this damage can be proven. Each tenant can only be liable for part of this damage. This part is determined according to the number of tenants occupying the rented property. The landlord may not carry out any renovations or alterations to the rented property without written consent from the tenant and may never carry out such work during the study and examination period. The requested renovations or alterations must be clearly defined. The tenant may not make any alterations to the rented property without written permission from the landlord.