Debris and Personal Property Sample Clauses
The 'Debris and Personal Property' clause defines the responsibilities for removing debris and personal belongings from a property, typically at the end of a lease or after a construction project. It usually specifies which party—such as the tenant, contractor, or owner—is responsible for clearing out leftover materials, trash, or personal items, and may set deadlines or procedures for removal. This clause ensures the property is left in a clean and orderly condition, preventing disputes over cleanup obligations and facilitating a smooth transition for future use or occupancy.
Debris and Personal Property. Prior to Closing, Seller shall remove all debris and personal property located on the Property (if any). Removal of all personal property and debris shall be at Seller’s cost and expense, and Seller will indemnify and hold Buyer harmless from all claims and expenses arising from such removal.
Debris and Personal Property. The Seller will not remove all debris and personal property not included in this contract by the date and time of the Buyer's possession.
Debris and Personal Property. Seller will remove all debris and personal property, prior to closing, located on the Property (if any) at Sellers cost and expense, and Seller will indemnify and hold Buyer harmless from all claims and expenses arising from such removal; Provided, there exists a uninhabitable cabin on the property that has suffered fire damage. Said cabin is being sold in “AS IS, WHERE IS” condition.
Debris and Personal Property. On the Date of Closing, the Easement Area shall be free of garbage, waste, debris, and personal property.