Lessors's Obligations Sample Clauses

The "Lessor's Obligations" clause defines the responsibilities and duties that the lessor must fulfill under a lease agreement. Typically, this includes providing the leased property in a suitable condition, ensuring it is available for the lessee's use, and maintaining compliance with relevant laws or regulations. For example, the lessor may be required to perform necessary repairs or address safety issues during the lease term. The core function of this clause is to clearly outline what is expected from the lessor, thereby protecting the lessee's interests and minimizing disputes over property condition or maintenance.
Lessors's Obligations. Lessors will be obligated to:
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