CHANGE OF LOCKS Sample Clauses

CHANGE OF LOCKS. Lessee may install new locks on all exterior doors. Lessee shall advise City of such action and shall provide City with keys to said locks. Lessee shall also deliver to City the old locks with keys. Upon termination, Lessee shall leave new locks that shall become the property of City.
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CHANGE OF LOCKS. Lessee shall not change the locks to the premises. If the Lessee changes the locks and does not provide the Lessor with a duplicate key, in the case of emergency the Lessor may gain admission through whatever reasonable means necessary and charge the Lessee reasonable costs for any resulting damage. If a Lessee changes the locks and refuses to provide the Lessor with a duplicate key, the Lessor may terminate the Lease and tenancy with a 7-day notice.
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CHANGE OF LOCKS. Tenant acknowledges having been advised by Landlord of the increased security afforded to Tenant and the unit by changing all exterior locks in the unit prior to the Tenant taking possession of the unit. YES – Tenant elects to bear the costs of such re-keying all exterior locks of the unit by Landlord; this option must be approved by the Landlord in advance of any lock changes and performed by the Landlord’s approved vendor. NO – Tenant elects not to bear the costs of such re-keying and does accept all risk associated with the reduction in safety and security arising from Tenant's choice not to re-key the unit.
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CHANGE OF LOCKS. Tenant acknowledges having been advised by Landlord of the increased security afforded to Tenant and the unit by changing all exterior locks in the unit prior to the Tenant taking possession of the unit. □ YES -­‐ Tenant elects to bear the costs of such re-­‐keying all exterior locks of the unit by Landlord ($115 per door charge); or □ NO -­‐ Tenant elects not to bear the costs of such re-­‐keying and does release and forever waive any and all claims against the Landlord assertable by Tenant and/or asserted by any third party(ies) arising from Tenants’ choice not to re-­‐key the unit. (Xxxx applicable box and initial) If locks are changed by Tenant, Tenant must give the Landlord one (1) copy of each key made. Initials:
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CHANGE OF LOCKS. Tenant acknowledges having been advised by Owner/Agent of the increased security afforded to Tenant and the unit by changing all exterior locks in the unit prior to Tenant taking possession of the unit. Locks have been changed prior to move in by Owner/Agent. Locks have not been changed prior to move in by Owner/Agent. The Tenant may elect to bear the cost of rekeying the unit by the Owner/Agent. The cost is dependent on how many locks and how complicated it may be. If the Tenant chooses not to change the locks, they release and forever waive any and all claims against the Owner/ Agent assertable by the Tenant and/or asserted by any third party arising from failure of rekeying of the unit. By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 1. X Initial Here
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