Common use of DAMAGE DEPOSIT Clause in Contracts

DAMAGE DEPOSIT. A damage deposit will be taken at the start of the tenancy. This is normally the equivalent of one month’s rent, but may be increased where pets are permitted or there are valuable contents. This is held by The Deposit Protection Service, in accordance with legal requirements. Payment must be made Directions by BACS. Credit/Debit Cards are not accepted.

DAMAGE DEPOSIT. A damage deposit will be taken at the start of the tenancy. This is normally the equivalent of one month’s rent, but may be increased where pets are permitted or there are valuable contents. This is held by The Deposit Protection Service, in Directions accordance with legal requirements. Payment must be made Directions by BACS. Credit/Debit Cards are not accepted. The landlord will be responsible for keeping insured the premises and the landlord’s fixtures/fittings. Tenants are obliged to take out Tenants’ Contents Insurance (we recommend this includes accidental damage to the property or landlord’s contents).

DAMAGE DEPOSIT. A damage deposit will be taken at the start of the tenancy. This is normally the equivalent of one month’s rent, but may be increased where pets are permitted or there are valuable contents. This is held by The Deposit Protection Service, in accordance with legal requirements. Payment must be made Directions by BACS. Credit/Debit Cards are not accepted. The landlord will be responsible for keeping insured the premises and the landlord’s fixtures/fittings. Tenants are obliged to take out Tenants’ Contents Insurance (we recommend this includes accidental damage to the property or landlord’s contents).