New Clause Added at the time of lease renewal
By Prince
I rent a home through a rental management company. At the time of renewal they send me a new lease which has following clause.
"Tenant will be responsible for, and will pay for, any damage done by rain, wind, or hail caused by leaving windows
open; overflow of water or stoppage of waste pipes, breakage of glass, damage to screens, deterioration of lawns and
landscaping whether caused by drought, abuse or neglect."
I think their is some ambiguity. Breakage of glass or damage to screens due to harricane or weather issues would be my responsiblity or landlord’s ?
Edited on: Thursday, September 22nd, 2011 9:56 am
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