By the Tenant. 16.1.1 The Tenant may give up the allotment plot by giving one-month’s written notice to the Council.
By the Tenant. In the case of an unfurnished property, the tenant may terminate the tenancy agreement at any time, subject to a notice period of 3 months, which may be reduced to one month under certain conditions (transfer of job, obtaining a first job, loss of job, obtaining a new job following loss of job (Loi du 6 juillet 1989 Article 15) and if the property is located in an oversubscribed area (zone tendue) - see the list in Annex 3 and Décret n° 2013-392 du 10 mai 2013). Notice must be given in the form of a registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt: an e-mail is not sufficient!!! The notice period begins on the date on which the letter is received. The tenant must pay the rent and all applicable service charges during the notice period, unless another person is able to occupy the property before the end of the period. In the case of a furnished property, the tenant may end the tenancy at any time, subject to a notice period of one month. The tenant must send formal notice by registered post with acknowledgement of receipt, or via a bailiff or by hand-delivered letter against a receipt or signature. (see model letter in Annex 4). ⮚ Joint tenancies Some important points to note: Joint tenancies (colocation, not to be confused with sous-location, i.e. subletting) are governed by the French “Alur” law (xxx Xxxx n°2014-366 du 24 mars 2014). A joint tenancy is defined as the rental of a single property by several tenants as their primary residence, whether it is unfurnished or furnished. It is essential that all tenants are mentioned in the agreement in order for them to benefit from legal protection. The owner may also sign an individual contract with each of the tenants: in this case it is a multiple tenancy (colocation à baux multiples). Each tenant remains free to leave the accommodation at any time, without the agreement of the other tenants. However, notice must be given to the owner in the form of a registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, to be submitted within the usual notice period.
By the Tenant. 23.1.1. The Landlord may cancel the lease if the Tenant breaches any provision of the Lease Agreement, Schedule or the Resort Rules; or fails to pay the rental within the first 7 days of the calendar month, or any other amounts due in terms of this agreement, by giving 20 business days’ notice to remedy the breach. If the Tenant does not remedy the breach within the notice period of 20 business days, the lease will be deemed to have been cancelled.
By the Tenant. Tenants must notify the Council two weeks in advance if they wish to end their tenancy. Rent paid will not be refunded.
By the Tenant. The Tenant may terminate this Lease in respect of the Leased Premises at any one or more of the Sites prior to the expiration of the Term at any time during the Term for such Site, upon giving one (1) month's prior Notice to the Landlord.
By the Tenant. The Tenant shall indemnify, defend, save and hold harmless the Management Firm, its shareholders, officers, directors, employees, or agents from and against all demands, claims, actions, losses, damages, deficiencies, liabilities, costs and expenses (including, without limitation, attorney's fees, interest, penalties and all amounts paid in investigation, defense or settlement of any of the foregoing) asserted against or incurred by the Management Firm, its officers, directors, employees, or agents, in connection with, or arising out of, or resulting from (i) a breach of any covenant, agreement, representation or warranty of the Tenant or (ii) the negligent or willful acts or omissions of Tenant, its employees or agents. The provisions of this Section shall survive the expiration or sooner termination of this Agreement. Nothing contained herein shall preclude either party from asserting any claims or suits against the other party which may arise out of the terms and provisions of this Agreement.
By the Tenant. The rights and obligations of the Tenant under this Agreement are personal. They cannot be assigned, charged or otherwise dealt with, and the Tenant will not attempt or purport to do so.
By the Tenant. The tenant must send the lessor a registered letter giving three months’ notice (provided that the agreement does not mention a longer notice period) prior to the annual expiry date of the tenancy, otherwise the agreement will be tacitly renewed. The letter must reach the owner by the last day of the month preceding the start of the notice period (if necessary, it can be delivered to the estate agency by hand on the last working day of the month). For early termination, the tenant must mention the departure date, either the end of the month or the 15th of the month, giving notice of three months and naming a solvent replacement tenant (ask the lessor for further information on the acceptable criteria) prepared to take over the property on the date indicated; failing this, the tenant must pay the rent until the expiry of the tenancy agreement. Persons holding a carte de légitimation may avail themselves of the diplomatic clause which, in Geneva, is included as standard in the tenancy agreement (in the canton of Vaud you must request its inclusion). This clause offers the tenant special conditions granting release from the obligations of the agreement more quickly in the event of departure due to the expiry of an employment contract. However, unless the lessor and tenant are able to reach an amicable agreement, the tenant remains liable for three months’ rent. In the event of any doubts about the timescales and conditions to be respected, contact the International Geneva Welcome Centre (CAGI).
By the Tenant. Where the Landlord has consented to an assignment of the Lease, the Tenant shall have the right to assign the rights of the Tenant under this Deed, to the extent that such rights have not already been enjoyed by the Tenant and to the extent that they have not expired or already been satisfied (as the case may be), to the proposed assignee of the Lease and the Tenant releases the Landlord from any obligations it has toward the Tenant under this Deed for periods after the date of assignment. Before any assignee is entitled to exercise the Tenant’s rights under this Deed, the Tenant and the assignee must execute a deed of assignment in a form approved or required by the Landlord (acting reasonably), under which:
By the Tenant. The tenant may terminate the lease at any time by giving three months' notice and paying one month's rent.
