Common use of BREACH OR DEFAULT BY TENANT Clause in Contracts

BREACH OR DEFAULT BY TENANT. If Tenant or any of Tenant's invitees, licensees or guests violate any of the terms of this Lease, Tenant shall be considered in breach of this Lease. Breaches may include, but are not limited to, failure to pay Rent, engaging in any unlawful activity, damaging or otherwise destroying Property or any common areas therein, or violation of any part or sub-part of this Lease. In accordance with Florida Code § 83.56, if Tenant fails to comply with any part or sub-part of this Lease other than a failure to pay timely Rent, the Landlord may proceed in the following manner: If Tenant's noncompliance with the terms of this Lease is such that Tenant should not be given an opportunity to cure or if it is a second instance of noncompliance within 12 (twelve) months after a written warning was issued by Landlord for the same or substantially similar violation, Landlord may deliver a written notice to Tenant outlining the details of the noncompliance as well as the Landlord's intent to terminate the Lease because of such noncompliance within 7 (seven) days. Examples of such noncompliance include destruction of or damage to the Property or another tenant's property. If Tenant's noncompliance with the terms of this Lease is such that Tenant should be given an opportunity to cure, the Landlord shall deliver a written notice to Tenant outlining the details of the noncompliance including an instruction that the noncompliance should be cured within 7 (seven) days from the date the notice is delivered and that if it is not, Landlord will terminate the Lease. Examples of noncompliance that may be subject to cure include having unauthorized pets or guests or failing to keep the Property clean and sanitary. If Tenant breaches the terms of this Lease by failing to pay timely Rent, Landlord may send a notice of termination to Tenant demanding payment of the full Rent or surrender of the Property within 7 (seven) days. If Tenant continues in failure to pay and does not surrender for 7 (seven) days, excluding weekends and legal holidays, the Landlord may terminate the Lease and file for eviction. The delivery of any of the notices mentioned above may be done by mailing or hand-delivering a copy of the notice to the Property.

BREACH OR DEFAULT BY TENANT. If Tenant or any of Tenant's invitees, licensees or guests violate any of the terms of this Lease, Tenant shall be considered in breach of this Lease. Breaches may include, but are not limited to, failure to pay Rent, engaging in any unlawful activity, damaging or otherwise destroying Property or any common areas therein, or violation of any part or sub-part of this Lease. In accordance with Florida Code § 83.56, if Tenant fails to comply with any part or sub-part For general violations of this the Lease other than a failure to pay timely Rent, the Landlord may proceed in the following manner: If Tenant's noncompliance with the terms of this Lease is such that Tenant should not be given an opportunity to cure or if it is a second instance of noncompliance within 12 (twelve) months after a written warning was issued by Landlord for the same or substantially similar violationmaterially affecting health and safety, Landlord may deliver a provide Tenant with written notice of Lease termination along with detail regarding the Lease violations upon 10 (ten) days' notice. For violations affecting health and safety, the notice period is 5 (five) days. Tenant shall have the noted amount of time to cure, and if Tenant outlining the details of the noncompliance as well as the Landlord's intent to does not cure, Landlord may terminate the Lease because and require Tenant to vacate the Property. For any material misrepresentation of such noncompliance within 7 (seven) days. Examples criminal record, current criminal activity, or prior eviction record or for discharging a weapon, homicide, prostitution, criminal street gang activity, use or sale of such noncompliance include destruction illegal drugs, assaults, or acts constituting a nuisance or breach of or damage the Lease that threaten harm to others, Landlord may issue an unconditional Lease termination notice and require Tenant to vacate the Property or another tenant's property. If Tenant's noncompliance with the terms of this Lease is such that Tenant should be given an premises without opportunity to cure, the Landlord shall deliver a written notice to Tenant outlining the details of the noncompliance including an instruction that the noncompliance should be cured within 7 (seven) days from the date the notice is delivered and that if it is not, Landlord will terminate the Lease. Examples of noncompliance that may be subject to cure include having unauthorized pets or guests or failing to keep the Property clean and sanitary. If Tenant breaches the terms of this Lease by failing to pay timely Rent, Landlord may send a notice of termination to Tenant demanding payment of the full Rent or surrender of the Property within 7 (seven) days. If Tenant Xxxxxx continues in failure to pay and does not surrender for 7 (seven) days, excluding weekends and legal holidays, the Landlord may terminate the Lease and file for eviction. The delivery of any of the notices mentioned above may be done by mailing or hand-delivering a copy of the notice to the Property.

BREACH OR DEFAULT BY TENANT. If Tenant or any of Tenant's invitees, licensees or guests violate any of the terms of this Lease, Tenant shall be considered in breach of this Lease. Breaches may include, but are not limited to, failure to pay Rent, engaging in any unlawful activity, damaging or otherwise destroying Property or any common areas therein, or violation of any part or sub-part of this Lease. In accordance with Florida Code § 83.56, if Tenant fails to comply with any part or sub-part of this Lease other than a failure to pay timely Rent, the Landlord may proceed in the following manner: : A. If Tenant's noncompliance with the terms of this Lease is such that Tenant should not be given an opportunity to cure or if it is a second instance of noncompliance within 12 (twelve) months after a written warning was issued by Landlord for the same or substantially similar violation, Landlord may deliver a written notice to Tenant outlining the details of the noncompliance as well as the Landlord's intent to terminate the Lease because of such noncompliance within 7 (seven) days. Examples of such noncompliance include destruction of or damage to the Property or another tenant's property. . B. If Tenant's noncompliance with the terms of this Lease is such that Tenant should be given an opportunity to cure, the Landlord shall deliver a written notice to Tenant outlining the details of the noncompliance including an instruction that the noncompliance should be cured within 7 (seven) days from the date the notice is delivered and that if it is not, Landlord will terminate the Lease. Examples of noncompliance that may be subject to cure include having unauthorized pets or guests or failing to keep the Property clean and sanitary. If Tenant breaches the terms of this Lease by failing to pay timely Rent, Landlord may send a notice of termination to Tenant demanding payment of the full Rent or surrender of the Property within 7 (seven) days. If Tenant continues in failure to pay and does not surrender for 7 (seven) days, excluding weekends and legal holidays, the Landlord may terminate the Lease and file for eviction. The delivery of any of the notices mentioned above may be done by mailing or hand-delivering a copy of the notice to the Property.