Chimneys and Flues Clause Samples

The 'Chimneys and Flues' clause sets out the responsibilities and requirements regarding the maintenance, use, and safety of chimneys and flues within a property. Typically, it specifies who is responsible for cleaning, inspecting, and repairing these structures, and may require that they are kept in good working order to prevent hazards such as fire or smoke damage. This clause ensures that both parties are clear about their obligations, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and promoting the safe operation of heating appliances.
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Chimneys and Flues. (if applicable)
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Chimneys and Flues. (if applicable) (a) Ensure that any chimneys and flues are swept and kept in clean condition. (b) Allow deduction from the Deposit if the Landlord suffers a loss due to the Tenant’s failure to comply with this clause as a way to recoup the loss.
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Chimneys and Flues. (if applicable) 1.21.1. If the Tenant uses any fireplace or chimney in the Property, to have the chimneys and flues swept and kept in a clean condition. If the Tenant fails to comply with this clause, and this constitutes a loss to the Landlord, the Landlord may seek to recoup this loss from the Deposit.
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Chimneys and Flues. Keep any chimneys and flues where they are used during the tenancy thoroughly swept and in clean condition
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Chimneys and Flues. All direct vent systems and fireplaces shall be considered part of the Unit and Unit owners shall be responsible for cleaning and maintaining as well as repairing and replacing chimneys, flues and venting systems the cost of all such work shall be borne by the owner of the Unit served by such chimney or flue. Each Unit includes the ownership of all appliances, fixtures and utility installations contained therein which exclusively serve the Unit. Each Unit also includes the ownership of any air conditioning or heating apparatus which serves the Unit alone, whether located within the Unit or not. In the case of those appliances, fixtures or utility installations that are included in the ownership of the Unit, but that are physically located in whole or in part outside of the Unit, such as air conditioning compressors; for each such Unit shall have the appurtenant right and easement to use, maintain, repair and replace such appliances, fixtures and/or installations notwithstanding the fact that they may be located in or on the Common Areas and Facilities.
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Chimneys and Flues. All chimneys and flues located within chimneys, if any, are a part of the Common Areas and Facilities. Unit owners shall be responsible for cleaning and maintaining the interior of that portion of the chimneys and flues that are appurtenant to or dedicated to a Unit. All other maintenance, repair and replacement of chimneys and flues shall be performed by the Trustees of the Condominium Trust, upon the initiative of the Condominium Trust, but at the expense of the Unit Owner served thereby. The Trustees shall decide upon maintenance, repairs and replacements to be made to chimneys and flues, but the cost of such work shall be borne by the owner of the Unit served by such chimney or flue. Each Unit includes the ownership of all appliances, fixtures and utility installations contained therein which exclusively serve the Unit. Each Unit also includes the ownership of any air conditioning or heating apparatus which serves the Unit alone, whether located within the Unit or not. In the case of those appliances, fixtures or utility installations that are included in the ownership of the Unit, but that are physically located in whole or in part outside of the Unit, such as air conditioning compressors, for each such Unit shall have the appurtenant right and easement to use, maintain, repair and replace such appliances, fixtures and/or installations notwithstanding the fact that they may be located in or on the Common Areas and Facilities.
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