Common use of Liability for Property Damage Clause in Contracts

Liability for Property Damage. Resident agrees to reasonably care for Resident's Unit, its furnishings and plumbing fixtures and to maintain sanitary and safe conditions acceptable to the University. This obligation includes, but is not limited to: (1) disposing of waste in a sanitary and safe manner; (2) using the Unit Common Areas, facilities, and all appliances in a reasonable manner considering the purposes for which they were designed and intended; (3) not deliberately or negligently destroying, damaging, or removing any part of the Unit or its appliances, fixtures or furnishings; (4) reporting all necessary repairs to the Facilities maintenance Line, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ View Area Desk, or Community Assistant; (5) protecting the Unit from Pests and Vermin; and (6) Deterring mold growth in the living spaces by maintaining room temperature of at least 55 degrees, keeping furniture away from the walls, and reporting mold growth to the maintenance line; and (7) and keeping all areas under the Tenant's control and all plumbing, light fixtures, and appliances the Tenant uses clean, sanitary, unclogged, and in operable conditions, as determined by FHUA custodial staff. Resident shall be liable for damage or other loss incurred to the building, unit, appliances, and equipment that is not the result of ordinary wear and tear caused by the Resident or the Resident's guests. Resident understands that damage within the Unit is the responsibility of the Resident assigned to that Unit and that damages that occur to public areas that are not attributable or chargeable to a specific individual or group shall be equally shared by the Residents of the living area where those damages occur. Resident agrees to pay such damages to the University upon demand.

Liability for Property Damage. Resident agrees to reasonably care for Resident's Unit, its furnishings and plumbing fixtures and to maintain sanitary and safe conditions acceptable to the University. This obligation includes, but is not limited to: (1) disposing of waste in a sanitary and safe manner; (2) using the Unit Common Areas, facilities, and all appliances in a reasonable manner considering the purposes for which they were designed and intended; (3) not deliberately or negligently destroying, damaging, or removing any part of the Unit or its appliances, fixtures or furnishings; (4) reporting all necessary repairs to the Facilities facilities maintenance Line, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ View Area Desk, or Community Assistant; (5) protecting the Unit from Pests pests and Verminvermin; and (6) Deterring deterring mold growth in the living spaces by maintaining room temperature of at least 55 degreesdegrees Fahrenheit, keeping furniture away from the walls, and reporting mold growth to the maintenance line; and (7) and keeping all areas under the TenantResident's control and maintaining all plumbing, light fixtures, and appliances the Tenant Resident uses in clean, sanitary, unclogged, and in operable conditions, as determined by FHUA custodial staff. Resident shall be liable for damage or other loss incurred to the building, unitUnit, appliances, and equipment caused by the Resident or Resident's guests that is not the result of ordinary wear and tear caused by the Resident or the Resident's gueststear. Resident understands that damage within the Unit is the responsibility of the Resident assigned to that Unit and that damages that occur to public areas that are not attributable or chargeable to a specific individual or group shall be equally shared by the Residents of the living area where those damages occur. Resident agrees to pay such damages to the University upon demand.