Commercial Leases · glossary
The tenant's promise to keep what it rents in good repair. On its own, that means putting the premises into good repair first, whatever their state at the start. Clause 5.2 limits Linnet's promise to the state recorded in the Schedule of Condition. Lease 5.2 · Chapter 6 · see Schedule of condition, Dilapidations, Yield up
Explained in Chapter 6, Repair and the Schedule of Condition, of Commercial Leases.
A repairing covenant is the tenant's promise to keep what it rents in good repair. The promise names a standard, not a starting point. So if the premises are below that standard on the first day, the tenant must bring them up to it at its own cost.Read Chapter 6, Repair and the Schedule of Condition →
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