Common use of Constructive Eviction Clause in Contracts

Constructive Eviction. When conditions beyond the control of resident cause the premises to become legally uninhabitable, and when owner/agent is responsible for remedying those conditions but does not do so within a reasonable time after notification by resident, resident may vacate the premises, terminate this lease, and owe no future rent. It is recommended that resident consult legal counsel prior to exercising the remedy of constructive eviction.**

Constructive Eviction. When conditions beyond the control of resident cause the premises to become legally uninhabitable, and when owner/agent is responsible for remedying those conditions but does not do so within a reasonable time after notification by resident, resident may vacate the premises, terminate this lease, and owe no future rent. It is recommended that resident consult legal counsel prior to exercising the remedy of constructive eviction.**

Constructive Eviction. When conditions beyond the control of resident Tenant cause the premises to become legally uninhabitable, and when ownerOwner/agent is responsible for remedying those conditions but does not do so within a reasonable time after notification by residentTenant, resident Tenant may vacate the premises, terminate this lease, and owe no future rent. It is recommended that resident Tenant consult legal counsel prior to exercising the remedy of constructive eviction.**