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AGE OF VISITOR. That Visitor and invitees must be at least 30 years of age. Visitors younger than 30 are acceptable if they are supervised by someone 30+ in age. Exceptions to this rule may be negotiated at TL’s discretion. If a group is mainly composed by individuals less than 30 years of age, TL reserves the right to ask for a detailed list of each visitor including their full name, address and a copy of their driving license. This information must be provided at the same time as the rental agreement.
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