Common use of Abandoned Belongings Clause in Contracts

Abandoned Belongings. 7.01 If your rent is ten (10) days late and you have removed your personal belongings (except for things which appear to be rubbish, which we may dispose of immediately), we are entitled to assume that you have permanently left the Unit. In that event, we will immediately take possession of the Unit so that we can rent it to someone else, without your permission or an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board, and without limiting all of our other rights against you for any breach by you of this Agreement or any law. 7.02 If any furniture, clothes or other personal belongings are left in the Unit after you: (i) have moved out or appear to have moved out (so that we, acting reasonably, believe that you have abandoned the Unit) and we have either obtained an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board or given the proper notice referred to in the Residential Tenancies Act; or (ii) have moved out of the Unit as a result of an agreement to terminate or a notice of termination; or (iii) are evicted from the Unit; or (iv) die and the tenancy is deemed to have been terminated as a result of your death, we may remove such goods immediately and store them elsewhere (although we shall be entitled to dispose of any unsafe or unhygienic items immediately). In the event you abandon the Unit pursuant to 7.02(i) we are entitled to dispose of your property (including selling or keeping it for our own use) 30 days after we have mailed you a letter telling you we are disposing of the property, to the last known address that we have for you, or 30 days after an order has been issued from the Landlord and Tenant Board declaring your Unit abandoned. You agree that you will pay to us all of our costs and expenses in storing and/or disposing of your clothes, furniture or other personal belongings. If you have moved out of the Unit as a result of an agreement to terminate or a notice to terminate, or an order of the Landlord and Tenant Board, we may dispose of your belongings (including selling or keeping them for our own use) immediately and without notice to you. If you are locked out of the unit by a court enforcement officer as a result of an order of the Landlord and Tenant Board, we may dispose of your property (including selling or keeping it for our own use) after 72 hours from the time the locks were changed and without notice to you. If you are the sole tenant and you die, we are entitled to dispose of (including selling or keeping it for our own use) your property after 30 days from the date of your death and without notice to your estate.

Abandoned Belongings. 7.01 If your rent is ten (10) days late and you have removed your personal belongings (except for things which appear to be rubbish, which we may dispose of immediately), we are entitled to assume that you have permanently left the Unit. In that event, we will immediately take possession of the Unit so that we can rent it to someone else, without your permission or an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board, and without limiting all of our other rights against you for any breach by you of this Agreement or any law. 7.02 If any furniture, clothes or other personal belongings are left in the Unit after you: (i) have moved out or appear to have moved out (so that we, acting reasonably, believe that you have abandoned the Unit) and we have either obtained an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board or given the proper notice referred to in the Residential Tenancies Act; or (ii) have moved out of the Unit as a result of an agreement to terminate or a notice of termination; or (iii) are evicted from the Unit; or (iv) die and the tenancy is deemed to have been terminated as a result of your death, we may remove such goods immediately and store them elsewhere (although we shall be entitled to dispose of any unsafe or unhygienic items immediately). In the event you abandon the Unit pursuant to 7.02(i7.02 (i) we are entitled to dispose of your property (including selling or keeping it for our own use) 30 days after we have mailed you a letter telling you we are disposing of the property, to the last known address that we have for you, or 30 days after an order has been issued from the Landlord and Tenant Board declaring your Unit abandoned. You agree that you will pay to us all of our costs and expenses in storing and/or disposing of your clothes, furniture or other personal belongings. If you have moved out of the Unit as a result of an agreement to terminate or a notice to terminate, or an order of the Landlord and Tenant Board, we may dispose of your belongings (including selling or keeping them for our own use) immediately and without notice to you. If you are locked out of the unit Unit by a court enforcement officer as a result of an order of the Landlord and Tenant Board, we may dispose of your property (including selling or keeping it for our own use) after 72 hours from the time the locks were changed and without notice to you. If you are the sole tenant and you die, we are entitled to dispose of (including selling or keeping it for our own use) your property after 30 days from the date of your death and without notice to your estate.

Abandoned Belongings. 7.01 If your rent is ten (10) days late and you have removed your personal belongings (except for things which appear to be rubbish, which we may dispose of immediately), we are entitled to assume that you have permanently left the Unit. In that event, we will immediately take possession of the Unit so that we can rent it to someone else, without your permission or an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board, and without limiting all of our other rights against you for any breach by you of this Agreement or any law. 7.02 If any furniture, clothes or other personal belongings are left in the Unit after you: (i) have moved out or appear to have moved out (so that we, acting reasonably, believe that you have abandoned the Unit) and we have either obtained an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board or given the proper notice referred to in the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006; or (ii) have moved out of the Unit as a result of an agreement to terminate or a notice of termination; or (iii) are evicted from the Unit; or (iv) die and the tenancy is deemed to have been terminated as a result of your death, we may remove such goods immediately and store them elsewhere (although we shall be entitled to dispose of any unsafe or unhygienic items immediately). In the event you abandon the Unit pursuant to 7.02(i7.02 (i) we are entitled to dispose of your property (including selling or keeping it for our own use) 30 days after we have mailed you a letter telling you we are disposing of the property, to the last known address that we have for you, or 30 days after an order has been issued from the Landlord and Tenant Board declaring your Unit abandoned. You agree that you will pay to us all of our costs and expenses in storing and/or disposing of your clothes, furniture or other personal belongings. If you have moved out of the Unit as a result of an agreement to terminate or a notice to terminate, or an order of the Landlord and Tenant Board, we may dispose of your belongings (including selling or keeping them for our own use) immediately and without notice to you. If you are locked out of the unit Unit by a court enforcement officer as a result of an order of the Landlord and Tenant Board, we may dispose of your property (including selling or keeping it for our own use) after 72 hours from the time the locks were changed and without notice to you. If you are the sole tenant and you die, we are entitled to dispose of (including selling or keeping it for our own use) your property after 30 days from the date of your death and without notice to your estate.