COMMON PARTS. In the case of a flatted Let Property, or any other Let Property having common parts the Tenant agrees, in conjunction with the other proprietors / occupiers, to sweep and clean the common stairway and to co-operate with other proprietors/properties in keeping the garden, back green or other communal areas clean and tidy.
COMMON PARTS a) Pump and Meter with installation and room thereof.
COMMON PARTS. (a) Not to obstruct the Common Parts, leave any dustbins, refuse, furniture or other things nor do anything in or to the Common Parts which may be or become a nuisance to any other Owners or occupiers of the Land or any neighbouring premises.
COMMON PARTS. The right to assign to the Manager without consideration the Common Part Shares and the Common Parts, which shall be held by the Manager in trust for the Owners in accordance with this Deed.
COMMON PARTS. If the property is a flat or has common parts that are shared with other tenants, the tenant must, along with the other owners and occupiers: • sweep and clean the common stairway; and • keep the garden, back green or any other shared areas clean and tidy. If the tenant does not do this, then the landlord can arrange for those things to be done and ask the tenant to pay back the costs. The landlord should supply the tenant with copies of the receipts for such costs.
COMMON PARTS. The Student must ensure that they, the household and the Student's guests/visitors (where applicable):
COMMON PARTS. PORTIONS AREAS AND AMENITIES shall mean the common areas and amenities as are available to and/or in respect of the Unit/Building/Project as the case may be (more fully and particularly mentioned and described in the Third Schedule hereunder written)
COMMON PARTS. Where applicable and unless prevented by any cause not under the direct control of the Landlord to use his reasonable endeavours to ensure any common parts entrance hall staircase passageway and lift are clean and properly lit and that any other maintenance and repairs affecting the Property which are the responsibility of any Superior Landlord or Freeholder under the terms of any Head Lease are carried out as quickly as practicable with the minimum of disruption and inconvenience to the Tenant.
COMMON PARTS. (a) Repair, renewal, decoration, cleaning, maintenance and lighting of the Common Parts and other parts of the Building not comprised in the Lettable Units;
COMMON PARTS. If the accommodation forms part of a larger building, the Tenant undertakes to join with the other proprietors of the said building, when applicable, in keeping the common close, stairway and the common garden (if any) pertaining to the said building in a clean and tidy condition, and to pay upon request the proportion of costs applicable to the accommodation of the cost of doing so. The Tenant is not permitted to access the roof. Nothing belonging to the Tenant or anyone living with the Tenant or their visitors may be left or stored in the common areas if such storage causes nuisance or annoyance to neighbours.
