Clogged Toilets Clause Samples

The 'Clogged Toilets' clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to the maintenance and repair of toilets that become clogged during the term of an agreement, such as a residential lease. Typically, this clause specifies whether the tenant or landlord is responsible for addressing and paying for the unclogging, and may outline steps to be taken if a blockage occurs, such as notifying the other party or using approved service providers. Its core practical function is to allocate responsibility and prevent disputes by clearly stating who must handle and bear the cost of clogged toilet incidents.
Clogged Toilets. The toilet is not a trash can, if you clog it you need to call a plumber.
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Clogged Toilets. Landlord is not responsible for clearing clogs inside toilets. Landlord will help tenant to unclog toilets Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. when Landlord’s maintenance workers are available. Overall, Tenant is responsible for clogs inside toilets and when Tenant cannot wait for Landlord’s maintenance worker it is the Tenant’s responsibility to clear the clog in the toilet and pay for any cost. Landlord is responsible for clogs in sewer and drain pipes beyond the toilets and plumbing fixtures.
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