COURTESY OFFICERS Sample Clauses

COURTESY OFFICERS. Landlord, at its sole discretion, may voluntarily elect to utilize Courtesy Officers at the Property from time to time. Resident expressly understands and acknowledges that the sole purpose and intent of Courtesy Officers is to monitor adherence to the terms and conditions of the Lease Agreement by Resident and Resident’s guests and to otherwise monitor the Property, solely for and on behalf of Landlord and its Affiliates. Resident further expressly understands and acknowledges that Courtesy Officers are not to be considered law enforcement personnel, security guards, or emergency response personnel. It is also expressly understood and acknowledged that Landlord’s utilization of Courtesy Officers shall not constitute, nor shall it be construed as, a warranty or guaranty of the safety of Resident or any other individual, or their property; it being expressly understood and acknowledged that no such warranty or guaranty is being offered or implied and none is being accepted.
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