ABANDONED GOODS. The Landlord is not responsible for Abandoned Goods. The Landlord will dispose of Abandoned Goods as per the specified process adopted by the Landlord. Any costs incurred by the Landlord to move, store and/or dispose of the Abandoned Goods will be charged to the Resident(s).
ABANDONED GOODS. If, when this lease comes to an end, the Lessee leaves any goods or equipment at the Premises, then the Council may deal with and dispose of those goods in accordance with the Act.
ABANDONED GOODS. 12.1 If the Principal Occupant fails to comply with clause 9.2 of this Agreement –
(a) The Dwelling and any other property belonging to the Occupants shall be Abandoned Goods and shall be held by the Owner under bailment on and from the day after the End Date;
(b) The Principal Occupant must pay to the Owner a daily storage fee equivalent to the overnight rate charged to tourists for powered sites in the Caravan Park as at the End Date.
(c) The Owner must take reasonable care of the Abandoned Goods.
(d) Within 7 days of the End Date the Owner must give notice in writing to the Principal Occupant –
(i) advising that the Abandoned Goods are to be collected from the Caravan Park by the date specified in the notice (which must be not earlier than 28 days after the date of the notice);
(ii) advising of the storage fees payable and requiring them to be paid; and
(iii) advising that the Owner expects to be relieved of any duty to safeguard the Abandoned Goods.
12.2 If the Principal Occupant fails to collect the Abandoned Goods by the date specified in the notice given under clause 12.1(d) or, if having taken reasonable steps to do so, the Owner is unable to locate or communicate with the Principal Occupant, the Abandoned Goods shall be uncollected goods within the meaning of, and must be dealt with by the Owner in accordance with, Part 4.2 of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic).
ABANDONED GOODS. In the absence of written notice to Lessor to the contrary, if all property is removed from the storage Space and if the Tenant has failed to make his/her monthly payment before the due date, or if the Tenant has removed the lock from the storage Space, the Tenant slit I he deemed to have abandoned the premises. If abandoned tenant agrees to pay a abandonment fee of $250.00.
ABANDONED GOODS. 11.1 If the Occupier fails to comply with clause 8.2 of this Agreement -
(a) the Dwelling and any other property (“Abandoned Goods”) belonging to the Occupants shall be held by the Owner under bailment on and from the day after the End Date; and
(b) the Abandoned Goods may at the discretion of the Owner be dealt with under the Unclaimed Goods Xxx 0000 (SA); and
(c) the Occupier must pay to the Owner a daily storage fee equivalent to the overnight rate charged to tourists for sites in the Caravan Park as at the End Date; and
(d) The Owner must take reasonable care of Abandoned Goods; and
(e) within 7 days of the End Date the Owner must give notice in writing to the Occupier -
(i) advising that the Abandoned Goods are to be collected from the Caravan Park by the date specified in the notice (which must be not less notice than required under the Unclaimed Goods Xxx 0000 (SA);
(ii) advising of the storage fees payable and requiring them to be paid.
ABANDONED GOODS. In addition to any other remedy available to the Landlord if any fixtures, furniture or other items are left in the Premises at the end of the Term and the Tenant does not remove them within 10 Business Days of being requested to do so then:
(a) the Landlord may (without any obligation as trustee or bailee) sell such Premises as agent of the Tenant and hold the sale proceeds after deduction of the proper costs of removal, storage and sale on trust for the Tenant: and
(b) the Tenant will indemnify the Landlord against any liability to a third party whose Premises has been so sold by the Landlord,
ABANDONED GOODS. 8.1 If at any time You fail to:
(a) pay Premier Box any amount due and owing to it by You; or
(b) remove Your Goods when required under this Agreement, and You do not rectify either (a) or (b) within 7 days after Premier Box gives You notice requiring you to remedy that failure, Your Goods will be taken to be “Abandoned Goods” for the purposes of this clause 8. In the event that You have more than one Container with Premier Box, default in respect of any such Container authorises Premier Box to take default action in respect of all those Containers.
8.2 In the event that Your Goods become Abandoned Goods for the purposes of this Agreement, You acknowledge that it is not reasonable for Your Goods to remain in the Container and that Premier Box will need to deal with them. Accordingly, You agree:
(a) Premier Box may without being obliged to do so arrange
(i) the disposal of (which may include the dumping of);
(ii) alternative storage of; or
(iii) the sale of, any or all of Your Abandoned Goods, on such terms as Premier Box decides are reasonable;
(b) you acknowledge that Premier Box will incur costs (both internal and external) in having to deal with the Abandoned Goods and You agree to pay the costs of and indemnify Premier Box for all costs, expenses, damages, claims, action or liability whatever arising from or in connection with Premier Box exercising its rights under paragraph (a);
(c) Premier Box shall pay You the amount received by it from the sale of Your Abandoned Goods less any amounts You owe Premier Box including costs referred to in paragraph
(b) as quickly as possible but no later than within 30 days after Premier Box receives the amount.
8.3 You grant to Premier Box a contractual lien over Your Goods to secure payment of any moneys are owing under the Agreement.
8.4 For the purposes of the Personal Property Securities Xxx 0000, Premier Box is deemed to be in possession of Your Goods from the moment Premier Box accesses the Container.
ABANDONED GOODS. If a tenant leaves goods behind valued at $2,000 or more, they must be placed in storage for at least 30 days, unless it would be unsafe or unsanitary to store the items. If the goods are valued at less than $2,000, landlords can dispose of them as they see fit; however, in the case of a disaster where tenants had to leave on short notice, landlords may wish to show consideration about disposing items that may have personal value such as photo albums. Landlords are required to keep records for three years. For goods valued at more than $2,000, landlords should check the Residential Tenancies Act and Regulation on xxxxxxx.xx for more complete information.
ABANDONED GOODS. 11.1 If the Principal Occupant fails to comply with clause 8.2 of this Agreement –
(a) the Dwelling and any other property (“Abandoned Goods”) belonging to the Occupants shall be held by the Owner under bailment on and from the day after the End Date;
(b) the Principal Occupant must pay to the Owner a daily storage fee equivalent to the overnight rate charged to tourists for sites in the Park as at the End Date. ….……………….………………………… ………………………………… (Signature of Principal Occupant/s) (Signature of Caravan Park Owner /Manager)
(c) The Owner must take reasonable care of the Abandoned Goods.
(d) within 7 days of the End Date the Owner must give notice in writing to the Principal Occupant –
(i) advising that the Abandoned Goods are to be collected from the Park by the date specified in the notice (which must be not earlier than 28 days after the date of the notice);
(ii) advising of the storage fees payable and requiring them to be paid; and
(iii) advising that the Owner expects to be relieved of any duty to safeguard the Abandoned Goods.
11.2 If the Principal Occupant fails to collect the Abandoned Goods by the date specified in the notice given under clause 11.1(d)(i) or, if having taken reasonable steps to do so, the Owner is unable to locate or communicate with the Principal Occupant, the Abandoned Goods shall be uncollected goods within the meaning of, and must be dealt with by the Owner in accordance with, Part 4.2 of the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic).
ABANDONED GOODS. 15.3.1 If, when this lease comes to an end, the Lessee leaves any goods or equipment at the Leased Area, then the Council may deal with and dispose of those goods in accordance with the Act.
15.3.2 If the Lessee fails to comply with the requirements of clauses 15.
