Animals or Pets Sample Clauses

The "Animals or Pets" clause defines the rules regarding the presence of animals or pets on a property or within a specific context, such as a rental agreement or workplace. Typically, this clause will state whether pets are allowed, specify any restrictions on types or sizes of animals, and outline any requirements for pet deposits or additional cleaning fees. Its core function is to set clear expectations and responsibilities for both parties, helping to prevent disputes and protect property from potential damage caused by animals.
Animals or Pets. The Tenant may not keep any animal or pet at the Property
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Animals or Pets. No animals or pets shall be kept, harboured or taken onto the PROPERTY without the express prior permission in writing of the DIRECTORS. Permission granted may be withdrawn subsequently if the animal or pet is considered by the DIRECTORS in their sole discretion to constitute a nuisance.
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Animals or Pets. 8.10.1 Not to keep any domestic animals or birds in the Premises without the prior written consent of the Landlord, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld, delayed or withdrawn. At the end of the Tenancy, the Tenant agrees to have the Premises cleaned to a standard commensurate with the condition of the property at the commencement of the Tenancy. 8.10.2 Where such consent is given the Tenant will pay to the Agent a fee to amend this Agreement in accordance with the Agent’s published scale of fees.
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Animals or Pets. Lessee shall not allow any animal(s) or pet(s) of any kind to be kept or harbored in or about the Premises without the prior written permission of the Port Department.
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Animals or Pets. Service animals are allowed in the Vehicles uncaged and pets are otherwise allowed in the Vehicles if caged. A repair and cleaning cost of $150 will be charged to participants that violate this policy.
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Animals or Pets. No animals or pets shall be kept, harboured or taken onto the PROPERTY.
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Animals or Pets. You may take a pet in the Vehicle but only if it is kept in a locked pet carrier. Service animals are allowed in the Vehicles at any time without a carrier.
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Animals or Pets. No animals or pets of any kind will be brought onto the premises. Violation of this will result in removal from the property without a refund. A $500 fee will be kept from your security deposit if animals or pets are detected on the “The Convent” Vacation Rental & Retreat Center property.
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Animals or Pets. Animals are not permitted in the Vehicle. Notwithstanding the foregoing: (i) You may take a pet in the Vehicle but only if it is kept in a locked pet carrier, and (ii) licensed service animals are allowed in the Vehicles at any time without a carrier.
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