ADDED CHARGES. Tenant may be required to pay other charges and fees to Owner under the terms of this Lease. They are called “added charges” and include: a. In the event of damage to the Leased Premises or to fixtures beyond normal wear and tear, or in the event misuse of equipment results in additional maintenance costs, the Tenant shall pay the cost of labor and material for repair and for additional maintenance as set forth in a schedule to be posted by the Owner and/or Managing Agent pursuant to Paragraph 6 of this Lease. The Tenant shall also pay according to such schedule for damage to the common areas committed by any member of the Tenant’s household. In the event that the damage is incapable of appraisal in advance, the Tenant agrees to pay the cost of labor and material actually expended for such repair. The Tenant may also be charged for consumption of excess utilities, consumed in performance of such repairs. b. The Tenant shall pay as damages such reasonable charge or fee as is imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for extra services required by reason of any violation by the Tenant or any member of the Tenant’s household of any rule or regulation established by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for the proper administration of the Development, the protection of the Owner’s and/or Managing Agent’s property or the safety and convenience of other residents. c. In addition to the foregoing charges, the Tenant shall pay (i) such charges as may be hereafter imposed for additional services provided by the Owner and/or Managing Agent at the Tenant’s request, (ii) any installation and/or monthly service charge established by the Owner and/or Managing Agent in order to grant permission to the Tenant to install or use appliances enumerated in Paragraph 26 hereof, which charges may be covered by a separate agreement between the Tenant and the Owner and/or Managing Agent, (iii) any charge hereafter imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for the provision of utilities such as gas or electricity,
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Samples: Residential Apartment Lease, Residential Apartment Lease, Residential Apartment Lease
ADDED CHARGES. Tenant may be required to pay other charges and fees to Owner under the terms of this LeaseLease as set forth in the "House Rules” as defined below. They These other charges and fees are called “added charges” and includeare:
a. In the event of damage to the Leased Premises or to fixtures beyond normal wear and tear, or in the event misuse of equipment results in additional maintenance costs, the Tenant shall pay the cost of labor and material for repair and for additional maintenance as set forth in a schedule to be posted by the Owner and/or Managing Agent pursuant to Paragraph 6 5 of this Lease. The Tenant shall also pay according to such schedule for damage to the common areas committed by any member of the Tenant’s household. In the event that the damage is incapable of appraisal in advance, the Tenant agrees to pay the cost of labor and material actually expended for such repair. The Tenant may also be charged for consumption of excess utilities, consumed in performance of such repairs.
b. The Tenant shall pay as damages such reasonable charge or fee as is imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for extra services required by reason of any violation by the Tenant or any member of the Tenant’s household of any rule or regulation established by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for the proper administration of the Development, the protection of the Owner’s and/or Managing Agent’s property and employees or the safety and convenience of other residentsresidents (the “House Rules”).
c. The Tenant shall pay reasonable charges for the repair of damages to Owner owned appliances, other than for ordinary wear and tear, or to the Development, including damages to Development buildings, facilities or common areas, caused by the Tenant or the Tenant’s household or guests.
d. In addition to the foregoing charges, the Tenant shall pay (i) such charges as may be hereafter imposed for additional services provided by the Owner and/or Managing Agent at the Tenant’s request, (ii) any installation and/or monthly service charge established by the Owner and/or Managing Agent in order to grant permission to the Tenant to install or use appliances enumerated in Paragraph 26 25 hereof, which charges may will be covered by a separate agreement between the Tenant and the Owner and/or Managing AgentAgent for air conditioners, dishwasher, freezer and washing machine, (iii) any charge hereafter imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for the provision of utilities such as gas or electricity,, (iv) the cost of replacing equipment lost by the Tenant or damaged beyond ordinary wear and tear, and (v) such charges as may be hereafter imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent regarding dishonored checks.
e. Except in the case of a written agreement between the Owner and/or Managing Agent and Tenant which may otherwise provide, any charge assessed under the foregoing sub-paragraphs under this Paragraph 4 shall become due and collectible on the first day of the second month following the month in which said charge is made. If not paid the added charges set forth above shall be collectible in any court having jurisdiction thereof.
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Samples: Residential Lease Agreement, Residential Apartment Lease
ADDED CHARGES. Tenant may be required to pay other charges and fees to Owner under the terms of this LeaseLease as set forth in the "House Rules” as defined below. They These other charges and fees are called “added charges” and includeare:
a. In the event of damage to the Leased Premises or to fixtures beyond normal wear and tear, or in the event misuse of equipment results in additional maintenance costs, the Tenant shall pay the cost of labor and material for repair and for additional maintenance as set forth in a schedule to be posted by the Owner and/or Managing Agent pursuant to Paragraph 6 5 of this Lease. The Tenant shall also pay according to such schedule for damage to the common areas committed by any member of the Tenant’s household. In the event that the damage is incapable of appraisal in advance, the Tenant agrees to pay the cost of labor and material actually expended for such repair. The Tenant may also be charged for consumption of excess utilities, consumed in performance of such repairs.. DO NOT SIGN
b. The Tenant shall pay as damages such reasonable charge or fee as is imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for extra services required by reason of any violation by the Tenant or any member of the Tenant’s household of any rule or regulation established by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for the proper administration of the Development, the protection of the Owner’s and/or Managing Agent’s property and employees or the safety and convenience of other residentsresidents (the “House Rules”).
c. The Tenant shall pay reasonable charges for the repair of damages to Owner owned appliances, other than for ordinary wear and tear, or to the Development, including damages to Development buildings, facilities or common areas, caused by the Tenant or the Tenant’s household or guests.
d. In addition to the foregoing charges, the Tenant shall pay (i) such charges as may be hereafter imposed for additional services provided by the Owner and/or Managing Agent at the Tenant’s request, (ii) any installation and/or monthly service charge established by the Owner and/or Managing Agent in order to grant permission to the Tenant to install or use appliances enumerated in Paragraph 26 25 hereof, which charges may be covered by a separate agreement between the Tenant and the Owner and/or Managing Agent, (iii) any charge hereafter imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for the provision of utilities such as gas or electricity,, (iv) the cost of replacing equipment lost by the Tenant or damaged beyond ordinary wear and tear, and (v) such charges as may be hereafter imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent regarding dishonored checks.
e. Except in the case of a written agreement between the Owner and/or Managing Agent and Tenant which may otherwise provide, any charge assessed under the foregoing sub-paragraphs under this Paragraph 4 shall become due and collectible on the first day of the second month following the month in which said charge is made. If not paid the added charges set forth above shall be collectible in any court having jurisdiction thereof.
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Samples: Resident Lease
ADDED CHARGES. Tenant may be required to pay other charges and fees to Owner the PACT Partner under the terms of this LeaseLease as set forth in the "House Rules” as defined below. They These other charges and fees are called “added charges” and includeare:
a. In the event of damage to the Leased Premises or to fixtures beyond normal wear and tear, or in the event misuse of equipment results in additional maintenance costs, the Tenant shall pay the cost of labor and material for repair and for additional maintenance as set forth in a schedule to be posted by the Owner PACT Partner and/or Managing Agent the PACT Property Manager pursuant to Paragraph 6 5 of this Lease. The Tenant shall also pay according to such schedule for damage to the common areas committed by any member of the Tenant’s household. In the event that the damage is incapable of appraisal in advance, the Tenant agrees to pay the cost of labor and material actually expended for such repair. The Tenant may also be charged for consumption of excess utilities, consumed in performance of such repairs.
b. The Tenant shall pay as damages such reasonable charge or fee as is imposed by the Owner PACT Partner and/or Managing Agent the PACT Property Manager for extra services required by reason of any violation by the Tenant or any member of the Tenant’s household of any rule or regulation established by the Owner PACT Partner and/or Managing Agent the PACT Property Manager for the proper administration of the Development, the protection of the OwnerPACT Partner’s and/or Managing Agentthe PACT Property Manager’s property and employees or the safety and convenience of other residentsresidents (the “House Rules”).
c. The Tenant shall pay reasonable charges for the repair of damages to the PACT Partner owned appliances, other than for ordinary wear and tear, or to the Development, including damages to Development buildings, facilities or common areas, caused by the Tenant or the Tenant’s household or guests.
d. In addition to the foregoing charges, the Tenant shall pay (i) such charges as may be hereafter imposed for additional services provided by the Owner PACT Partner and/or Managing Agent the PACT Property Manager at the Tenant’s request, (ii) any installation and/or monthly service charge established by the Owner PACT Partner and/or Managing Agent the PACT Property Manager in order to grant permission to the Tenant to install or use appliances enumerated in Paragraph 26 hereof, which charges may be covered by a separate agreement between the Tenant and the Owner and/or Managing Agent, 25 hereof (iii) any charge hereafter imposed by the Owner and/or Managing Agent for the provision of utilities such as gas or electricityif applicable; see also Rider L: Appliance Agreement),
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Samples: Pact Lease