Your Appliances Sample Clauses

The "Your Appliances" clause defines the responsibilities and conditions related to appliances owned or supplied by the tenant within a leased property. Typically, this clause clarifies which appliances are considered the tenant's responsibility for maintenance, repair, or replacement, such as personal refrigerators, washers, or microwaves brought into the premises. By outlining these obligations, the clause helps prevent disputes over appliance upkeep and ensures both landlord and tenant understand their respective duties regarding non-landlord-supplied equipment.
Your Appliances. The Landlord accepts no responsibility or liability for any electrical equipment brought into the premises by the Tenant and your visitors. Any electrical equipment brought into the premises by the Tenant or your visitors must be in a safe condition and comply with all relevant British Standards.
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  • APPLIANCES The Landlord shall: (check one)

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