Common use of AT THE END OF THE TENANCY Clause in Contracts

AT THE END OF THE TENANCY. 4.1 To leave the fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects at the expiry of the tenancy in the same places in which they were at the commencement of the tenancy. To yield up to the Premises at the expiry of the tenancy with all fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects in the same clean state and condition as they were at commencement of the tenancy (reasonable wear and tear accepted) 4.2 To return all keys to the Property (including any new or additional or duplicate keys cut during the tenancy) to the Landlord or his Agent promptly on the last day of the tenancy and to pay the cost of the replacing any lock where such keys are missing. Also, to leave any meter cards and utility keys with the metering equipment in the Property. 4.3 To keep clean to a good domestic standard, the Property, its Fixtures and Fittings, including the cleaning of any carpets, curtains (including net curtains), upholstery etc. which have become soiled, stained or marked during the tenancy. 4.4 To remove the entire Tenant’s refuse and rubbish from within the Property and to ensure that it is stored outside in proper receptacles and, where appropriate, make arrangements with the local authority or others for its prompt removal at the expense of the Tenant. To remove all the Tenant’s belongings, property, personal effects, foodstuffs or furnishing and equipment from the Property on or before the last day of the tenancy 4.5 At the end of the tenancy period, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) to ensure that final meter readings are supplied to the utility companies and a copy of the same provided for the Landlord’s Agent within five working days of the tenancy expiry date. 4.6 To pay the costs (including solicitors costs and surveyors fees) incurred by the Landlord in connection with any notice served under section 146 or 147 of the Law of the Premises Xxx 0000 requiring the Tenant to remedy a breach of covenant notwithstanding forfeiture may be avoided otherwise than by relief granted by the court. 4.7 Following the termination of the tenancy, the Landlord may remove, store, sell or otherwise dispose of any goods which the Tenant fails to remove from the Premises. The Landlord shall be entitled to invoice such costs as he/she reasonably incurs in the disposal of Tenant’s goods which have not been properly removed by the Tenant. 4.8 At the end of your tenancy the Agent will conduct an end of tenancy inspection and will inform the tenant via email as soon as is reasonably practicable following the end of the tenancy if the landlord proposes to invoice for any damages for the following; cleaning costs, Mattresses, Carpets/Flooring, Worksurfaces and any other damages not deemed as wear and tear. The statutory rights of the Landlord and the Tenant to take legal action through the County Court remain unaffected by clauses above.

AT THE END OF THE TENANCY. 4.1 2.60 To leave the fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects at the expiry of the tenancy in the same places in which they were at the commencement of the tenancy. To yield up to the Premises at the expiry of the tenancy with all fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects in the same clean state and condition as they were at commencement of the tenancy (reasonable wear and tear accepted) 4.2 To return all keys to the Property (including any new or additional or duplicate keys cut during the tenancy) to the Landlord or his Agent promptly on the last day of the tenancy and to pay the cost of the replacing any lock where such keys are missing. Also, to leave any meter cards and utility keys with the metering equipment in the Property. 4.3 To keep clean to (or pay for the cleaning to) a good domestic standard, the Propertypremises, its Fixtures fixtures and Fittingsfittings, including the cleaning of any carpets, curtains (including net curtains), blankets, bedding, upholstery etc. which have become soiled, stained or marked during the tenancy. To provide, upon request, receipts to the landlord or his agent to demonstrate compliance with this clause. 4.4 2.61 To remove all the entire Tenanttenant’s refuse and rubbish from within the Property premises and to ensure that it is stored outside in proper receptacles and, where appropriate, make arrangements with the local authority or others for its prompt removal at the expense of the Tenant. tenant. 2.62 To remove return all keys to the Tenant’s belongings, property, personal effects, foodstuffs premises (including any new or furnishing and equipment from additional or duplicate keys cut during the Property tenancy) to the landlord or his agent promptly on or before the last day of the tenancy. 4.5 At 2.63 Having replaced the landlord’s items in the same areas of the premises (as far as is practicable) as at commencement of the tenancy, to co-operate in the checking of any Inventory and or Schedule of Condition and to pay, or be liable to pay, for any previously agreed costs involved in the checking of any Inventory and or Schedule of Condition. 2.64 To remove all the tenant’s belongings, or property, or personal effects, or foodstuffs, or furnishings and equipment from the premises on, or before, the last day of the tenancy. 2.65 Any of the tenant’s belongings, or property, or personal effects, or foodstuffs or furnishings and equipment left behind at the premises will be considered abandoned if, after the end of the tenancy periodand after the expiry of 14 days written notice sent, it is addressed to the responsibility tenant, to the single address required to be provided by the tenant under clause 2.67 of this agreement or, in the absence of such an address, to the address of the Tenant(s) premises subject to ensure that final meter readings are supplied to the utility companies and a copy of the same provided for the Landlord’s Agent within five working days of the this tenancy expiry date. 4.6 To pay the costs (including solicitors costs and surveyors fees) incurred by the Landlord in connection with any notice served under section 146 or 147 of the Law of the Premises Xxx 0000 requiring the Tenant to remedy a breach of covenant notwithstanding forfeiture may be avoided otherwise than by relief granted by the court. 4.7 Following the termination of the tenancygiven at clause 1.7, the Landlord tenant has not removed or retrieved them. After this time the landlord, or his agent, may remove, store, sell store or otherwise dispose of any goods which such items as he sees fit. The tenant will remain liable for the Tenant fails to remove fair costs of arranging such removal storage or disposal and such costs may be deducted from the Premises. The Landlord shall be entitled sale proceeds (if any) or deposit (bond) and any surplus costs after such deduction will remain the liability of the tenant. 2.66 Where such items belonging to invoice such costs the tenant described in clause 2.61, 2.64, 2.65 above are of a bulky or unwieldy nature, (either individually or as he/she reasonably incurs in a collection) which may inhibit, or unreasonably inconvenience the disposal landlord or other persons immediate ability to comfortably occupy or make use of, or relet, or sell the premises, or any part of Tenant’s goods which have not been properly removed the premises, the landlord reserves the right to charge the tenant damages or compensation at a rate equivalent to the rent, calculated on a daily basis, until the items are removed, either by the Tenanttenant, or in line with clause 2.65. 4.8 At the end of your tenancy the Agent will conduct an end of tenancy inspection and will inform the tenant via email 2.67 To promptly provide as soon as is reasonably practicable following just before or immediately at the end of the tenancy if a forwarding or correspondence address to the landlord proposes to invoice or his agent; for any damages for ease of administration and communication between the following; cleaning costsparties, Mattresses, Carpets/Flooring, Worksurfaces and any other damages not deemed as wear and tear. The statutory rights including the processes involved in the return of the Landlord and the Tenant to take legal action through the County Court remain unaffected by clauses abovedeposit (bond).

AT THE END OF THE TENANCY. 4.1 To leave 11.1 The Tenant will attend a check-out inspection arranged by the fixturesManagement Company and sign a copy of the inspection report, fittingsnoting any comments they may have. If the Tenant fails to attend the check out inspection it will be very difficult for the Tenant to challenge the inspection and any charges levied for damage and disposal of refuse and abandoned items. 11.2 If any of the Tenant’s belongings have not been removed from the Property at the expiration of this agreement, furnishings the Tenant will pay the Landlord damages at a daily rate to compensate for the cost of storage or disposal of those belongings until the Tenant shall have removed all such items, provided always that after the end of this agreement the Landlord may remove any remaining items of the Tenant and effects after 14 days dispose of them for the Tenant subject to offsetting the cost of storage and disposal of these items. 11.3 The Tenant will hand over to the Landlord or his agents by 12.00 noon on the last day of this agreement (howsoever ended) all keys, fobs, door entry cards, or any other access devices, to the Flat, the Room, and the Property. If all keys, fobs, door entry cards, or any other access devices, are not handed over by the Tenant to the Landlord or his Agents by the end of the last day of the Residential Period the Tenant shall be assumed thereafter to have given up his right to occupy the Room from the expiry of the last day of the Residential Period if at that date the Tenant is not physically occupying any part of the Room (provided also that for the purposes of this clause the fact that any of the tenant’s belongings may at the expiry of the tenancy Residential Period still remain at any in the same places Room or the Flat shall not in which they were at the commencement its self be deemed to be physical occupation of any part of the tenancy. To yield up to Room by the Premises at the expiry of the tenancy with all fixtures, fittings, furnishings Tenant). 11.4 The Tenant will maintain a current and effects in the same clean state and condition as they were at commencement of the tenancy (reasonable wear and tear accepted) 4.2 To return all keys to the Property (including any new or additional or duplicate keys cut during the tenancy) to the Landlord or his Agent promptly on the last day of the tenancy and to pay the cost of the replacing any lock where such keys are missing. Also, to leave any meter cards and utility keys valid e-mail address for communications with the metering equipment in the Property. 4.3 To keep clean to a good domestic standardManagement Company and with MyDeposits Scotland, the PropertyDeposit holders, its Fixtures and Fittings, including the cleaning of will provide MyDeposits Scotland with bank details to which their Deposit (less any carpets, curtains (including net curtains), upholstery etc. which have become soiled, stained or marked during the tenancy. 4.4 To remove the entire Tenant’s refuse and rubbish from within the Property and to ensure that it is stored outside deductions made in proper receptacles and, where appropriate, make arrangements accordance with the local authority or others for its prompt removal this agreement) should be returned at the expense of the Tenant. To remove all the Tenant’s belongings, property, personal effects, foodstuffs or furnishing and equipment from the Property on or before the last day of the tenancy 4.5 At the end of the tenancy period, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) to ensure that final meter readings are supplied to the utility companies and a copy of the same provided for the Landlord’s Agent within five working days of the tenancy expiry datetenancy. 4.6 To pay the costs (including solicitors costs and surveyors fees) incurred by the Landlord in connection with any notice served under section 146 or 147 of the Law of the Premises Xxx 0000 requiring the Tenant to remedy a breach of covenant notwithstanding forfeiture may be avoided otherwise than by relief granted by the court. 4.7 Following the termination of the tenancy, the Landlord may remove, store, sell or otherwise dispose of any goods which the Tenant fails to remove from the Premises. The Landlord shall be entitled to invoice such costs as he/she reasonably incurs in the disposal of Tenant’s goods which have not been properly removed by the Tenant. 4.8 At the end of your tenancy the Agent will conduct an end of tenancy inspection and will inform the tenant via email as soon as is reasonably practicable following the end of the tenancy if the landlord proposes to invoice for any damages for the following; cleaning costs, Mattresses, Carpets/Flooring, Worksurfaces and any other damages not deemed as wear and tear. The statutory rights of the Landlord and the Tenant to take legal action through the County Court remain unaffected by clauses above.

AT THE END OF THE TENANCY. 4.1 To leave 5.4.1 The Landlord or Landlord’s Agent must notify the fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects at Lead Tenant as soon as reasonably possible (our aim is 10 working days) after the expiry end of the Tenancy of any monies to be claimed from the Deposit. Should the Lead Tenant not notify the Landlords Agent that such claim is disputed in writing within 21 days after the date the Landlord’s claim is provided to them, and if all forms of contact lead the agent to believe the Tenant has no intention of responding, the Landlord’s Agent may (but shall not be obliged) acting reasonably, proceed to disburse the Deposit in accordance with the Landlord’s said claim, without liability to the Tenants or any of them. Should there be any maintenance or other issues during the tenancy in this cannot be offset against the same places in which they were at deposit. 5.4.2 If there is no dispute the commencement Landlord or Landlord’s Agent will keep or repay the Deposit, according to the agreed deductions and the conditions of the tenancyTenancy Agreement. To yield up to the Premises at the expiry Payment of the tenancy with all fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects in the same clean state and condition as they were at commencement Deposit or any balance of it will be made within a reasonable time (our aim is 10 working days) of the tenancy (reasonable wear Landlord and tear accepted)the Lead Tenant agreeing the allocation of the Deposit. 4.2 To return all keys 5.4.3 The Lead Tenant should try to inform the Property (including Landlord or Xxxxxxxx’s Agent in writing if the Lead Tenant intends to dispute any new of the deductions regarded by the Landlord or additional the Landlord’s Agent as due from the Deposit within 20 working days after the termination or duplicate keys cut during earlier ending of the tenancy) Tenancy and the Tenant vacating the Premises. 5.4.4 If, after 10 working days following notification of a dispute to the Landlord or his Agent promptly on Landlord’s Agent, and reasonable attempts having been made in that time to resolve any differences of opinion, there remains an unresolved dispute between the last day Landlord and the Lead Tenant over the allocation of the tenancy and Deposit, either party may refer the dispute to pay an independent expert appointed by the cost President of the replacing any lock where such keys are missing. AlsoRoyal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the independent expert’s decision shall be final and binding on both parties. 5.4.5 There being multiple tenants, to leave any meter cards and utility keys each of them agrees with the metering equipment in other(s) that the Property. 4.3 To keep clean Lead Tenant may consent on behalf of all the others to a good domestic standard, use an independent expert appointed by the Property, its Fixtures and Fittings, including President of the cleaning Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors to deal with any carpets, curtains (including net curtains), upholstery etc. which have become soiled, stained or marked during dispute about the deposit at the end of the tenancy. 4.4 To remove the entire Tenant’s refuse and rubbish from within the Property and to ensure that it is stored outside in proper receptacles and, where appropriate, make arrangements with the local authority or others for its prompt removal at the expense of the Tenant. To remove all the Tenant’s belongings, property, personal effects, foodstuffs or furnishing and equipment from the Property on or before the last day of the tenancy 4.5 At the end of the tenancy period, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) to ensure that final meter readings are supplied to the utility companies and a copy of the same provided for the Landlord’s Agent within five working days of the tenancy expiry date. 4.6 To pay the costs (including solicitors costs and surveyors fees) incurred by the Landlord in connection with any notice served under section 146 or 147 of the Law of the Premises Xxx 0000 requiring the Tenant to remedy a breach of covenant notwithstanding forfeiture may be avoided otherwise than by relief granted by the court. 4.7 Following the termination of the tenancy, the Landlord may remove, store, sell or otherwise dispose of any goods which the Tenant fails to remove from the Premises. The Landlord shall be entitled to invoice such costs as he/she reasonably incurs in the disposal of Tenant’s goods which have not been properly removed by the Tenant. 4.8 At the end of your tenancy the Agent will conduct an end of tenancy inspection and will inform the tenant via email as soon as is reasonably practicable following the end of the tenancy if the landlord proposes to invoice for any damages for the following; cleaning costs, Mattresses, Carpets/Flooring, Worksurfaces and any other damages not deemed as wear and tear. 5.4.6 The statutory rights of the Landlord and the Lead Tenant to take legal action through the County Court Courts remain unaffected by clauses abovethese provisions. 5.4.7 The Tenants agree to inform the Landlord and Xxxxxxxx’s Agent in writing of their decision to appoint a new Lead Tenant and to provide the name of the new Lead Tenant.

AT THE END OF THE TENANCY. 4.1 To leave 11.1 The Tenant shall be in breach of this agreement if the fixtures, fittings, furnishings Tenant fails to pay the Rent in accordance with clause 3 and effects at the expiry Landlord shall be entitled to use the statutory provisions contained in the HA 1988 or any other statutory remedies available to recover possession of the tenancy in the same places in which they were at the commencement of the tenancy. To yield up Premises. 11.2 The Landlord is entitled to the Premises at the expiry of terminate the tenancy with all fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects in the same clean state and condition as they were at commencement of the tenancy (reasonable wear and tear accepted) 4.2 To return all keys to the Property (including any new or additional or duplicate keys cut during the tenancy) to the Landlord or his Agent promptly on the last day of the tenancy and to pay the cost term by service of the replacing any lock where such keys are missing. Also, ‘Landlord’s notice of intention to leave any meter cards and utility keys with the metering equipment in the Property. 4.3 To keep clean to a good domestic standard, the Property, its Fixtures and Fittings, including the cleaning of any carpets, curtains (including net curtains), upholstery etc. which have become soiled, stained or marked during the tenancy. 4.4 To remove the entire Tenant’s refuse and rubbish from within the Property and to ensure that it is stored outside in proper receptacles and, where appropriate, make arrangements with the local authority or others for its prompt removal at the expense of the Tenant. To remove all the Tenant’s belongings, property, personal effects, foodstuffs or furnishing and equipment from the Property on or seek possession’ not less than 2 months before the last day of the tenancy 4.5 At the end of the tenancy period, it is fixed term and in accordance with the responsibility provisions of the Tenant(s) to ensure that final meter readings are supplied to the utility companies and a copy Housing Act (Section 21 of the same provided Housing Act 1988). Such notices shall be deemed sufficiently served as set out in clause 13. For the avoidance of doubt a tenant wishing to stay for a further fixed term shall be required to renew the Landlord’s Agent within five working days of the tenancy expiry dateAST Agreement. 4.6 To pay the costs (including solicitors costs and surveyors fees) incurred by the 11.3 The Landlord in connection with any notice served under section 146 or 147 of the Law of the Premises Xxx 0000 requiring the Tenant to remedy a breach of covenant notwithstanding forfeiture Agent may be avoided otherwise than by relief granted by the court. 4.7 Following the termination of the tenancy, the Landlord may remove, store, sell or otherwise dispose of any goods which the Tenant fails to remove from the Premises. The Landlord shall be entitled to invoice such costs as he/she reasonably incurs in the disposal of Tenant’s goods which have not been properly removed Premises or Communal Areas any item left by the Tenant. 4.8 At the end of your tenancy the Agent will conduct an end of tenancy inspection and will inform the tenant via email as soon as is reasonably practicable following Tenant at the end of the tenancy Term and shall not accept any implied appointment as bailee. The Landlord or Agent is not obliged to return any item to the Tenant. The Landlord or Agent will use reasonable attempts to contact the Tenant if any item left at The Premises or in the Communal Areas is of obvious value. If the Landlord or Agent is not able to contact the Tenant or if the landlord proposes to invoice for any damages Tenant does not collect the item within a reasonable time (7 days), the Landlord or Agent may sell the item for the following; cleaning costs, Mattresses, Carpets/Flooring, Worksurfaces and any other damages not deemed as wear and tearbest price reasonably obtainable. The statutory rights Landlord or Agent may deduct from the sale proceeds the costs of sale and storage of the Landlord item and will use its reasonable endeavours to forward on the net balance to the Tenant. If the Tenant asks the Landlord or Agent to take legal action through forward on an item, the County Court remain unaffected by clauses aboveTenant will pay for the costs of postage or shipment. If the Landlord or Agent cannot contact the Tenant, the Landlord or Agent may sell the item and retain the proceeds of sale. 11.4 The Tenant and Guarantor are bound for the whole of the Term and will not be released from any of his/her obligations contained within this Agreement arising before the Term expires notwithstanding expiry of the Term.

AT THE END OF THE TENANCY. 4.1 4.6.1 To leave the fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects at the expiry of the tenancy in the same places in which they were at the commencement of the tenancy. To yield up clean to the Premises at the expiry of the tenancy with all fixtures, fittings, furnishings and effects in the same clean state and condition as they were at commencement of the tenancy (reasonable wear and tear accepted) 4.2 To return all keys to the Property (including any new or additional or duplicate keys cut during the tenancy) to the Landlord or his Agent promptly on the last day of the tenancy and to pay for the cost of the replacing any lock where such keys are missing. Also, to leave any meter cards and utility keys with the metering equipment in the Property. 4.3 To keep clean to cleaning) a good domestic standard, the Property, its Premises and the Fixtures and Fittings, including the cleaning of any hobs and ovens, fridges and freezers, carpets, curtains (including net curtains), blankets, bedding, upholstery etc. which are the property of the Landlord and which have become soiled, stained or marked during the tenancyTerm, (fair wear and tear expected). To provide upon request, receipts to the Landlord or his Agent to demonstrate compliance with this clause. 4.4 4.6.2 To remove the entire Tenant’s all Your refuse and rubbish from within the Property Premises and to ensure that it is stored outside in proper receptacles and, where appropriate, make arrangements with the local authority or others for its prompt removal at Your expense. 4.6.3 To return all keys to the expense of Premises (including any new or additional or duplicate keys cut during the Tenant. To remove all tenancy) to the Tenant’s belongings, property, personal effects, foodstuffs Landlord or furnishing and equipment from the Property his Agent promptly on or before the last day of the tenancy. You will pay the cost of replacing locks and cutting new keys if any keys are not returned to the Landlord or the Agent in accordance with this clause. 4.5 At 4.6.4 To replace the Landlord’s items in the same areas of the Premises (as far as is practicable) as at commencement of the Term promptly on the last day of the tenancy. 4.6.5 Any of Your belongings, or property, or personal effects, or foodstuffs or furnishing and equipment left behind at the Premises will be considered abandoned if You have not removed or retrieved them, after the end of the tenancy periodand after the expiry of 14 days written notice sent, it is the responsibility of the Tenant(s) addressed to ensure that final meter readings are supplied You, to the utility companies and a copy of the same address provided for the Landlord’s Agent within five working days of the tenancy expiry date. 4.6 To pay the costs (including solicitors costs and surveyors fees) incurred by You to the Landlord in connection accordance with any notice served under section 146 or 147 clause 4.6.7 or, in the absence of such an address, to the address of the Law Premises. After this time the Landlord, or his Agent, may remove, store or dispose of any such costs items as he sees fit. You will remain liable for the reasonable costs or arranging such removal storage or disposal and such costs may be deducted from the sale proceeds (if any) or deposit and You will be liable for any surplus costs after such deduction. 4.6.6 Where such items belonging to You described in clause 4.6.5 above are of bulky or unwieldy nature (either individually or as a collection) which may prevent the Landlord or other persons from being able to comfortably occupy or make use of, or re let, or sell the Premises, or any part of the Premises Xxx 0000 requiring the Tenant to remedy a breach of covenant notwithstanding forfeiture may be avoided otherwise than by relief granted by the court. 4.7 Following the termination of the tenancyPremises, the Landlord may removereserves the right to charge You damages or compensation at a rate equivalent to the rent, storecalculated on a daily basis, sell until the items are removed, either by You or otherwise dispose of any goods which the Tenant fails to remove from the Premises. The Landlord shall be entitled to invoice such costs as he/she reasonably incurs in the disposal of Tenant’s goods which have not been properly removed by the Tenantline with clause 4.6.5. 4.8 At the end of your tenancy the Agent will conduct an end of tenancy inspection and will inform the tenant via email 4.6.7 To promptly provide as soon as is reasonably practicable following just before or immediately at the end of the tenancy if a forwarding or correspondence address to the landlord proposes to invoice Landlord or his Agent; for any damages for ease of administration and communication between parties, including the following; cleaning costs, Mattresses, Carpets/Flooring, Worksurfaces and any other damages not deemed as wear and tear. The statutory rights processes involved in the return of the deposit. 4.6.8 To make arrangements to forward any post. 4.6.9 If the Landlord allows You to remain in the Premises after the Term has expired then the tenancy shall continue as a periodic tenancy on a monthly basis and the Tenant terms of clause 4.6.9 and 4.6.10 shall apply. 4.6.10 The Landlord has the right to take legal action through recover possession if: (a) the County Court remain unaffected Term has expired; (b) the Landlord has given two months’ notice to You of the intention to recover possession of the Premises; and (c) at least six months have passed since the date of this Agreement. 4.6.11 If You wish to bring to an end a periodic tenancy which has been created after the expiry of a contractual tenancy, You may bring that periodic tenancy to an end by clauses abovegiving to the Landlord one calendar month’s notice in writing.