Common use of Default Period Clause in Contracts

Default Period. If the Tenant has violated this lease in a way that implies he or she will not honor its contents and/or continue residing in the premises without any notice given by him or her, then the Landlord will need to pursue any actions needed to collect any money owed. Before the Landlord can take such measures he or she will often be required by the local jurisdiction to give the Tenant notice of this status. The number of days the Landlord will wait for a Tenant response before continuing to the next stage should be documented. Occupants (18)

Default Period. If the Tenant has violated this lease in a way that implies he or she will not honor its contents and/or continue residing in the premises without any notice given by him or her, then the Landlord will need to pursue any actions needed to collect any money owed. Before the Landlord can take such measures he or she will often be required by the local jurisdiction to give the Tenant notice of this status. The number of days the Landlord will wait for a Tenant response before continuing to the next stage should be documented. Occupants (18).

Default Period. If the Tenant has violated this lease in a way that implies he or she will not honor its contents and/or continue residing in the premises without any notice given by him or her, then the Landlord will need to pursue any actions needed to collect any money owed. Before the Landlord can take such measures he or she will often be required by the local jurisdiction to give the Tenant notice of this status. The number of days the Landlord will wait for a Tenant response before continuing to the next stage should be documented. Occupants (18).

Default Period. If the Tenant has violated breached this lease Lease in such a way that implies it appears that he or she will not honor comply with its contents and/or continue residing in continues to occupy the premises Premises without any notice given by him or hernotice, then the Landlord will take all necessary steps to collect the monies owed. The local jurisdiction will often need to pursue any actions needed to collect any money owed. Before notify the Landlord tenant of this condition before the landlord can take such measures he or she will often be required by the local jurisdiction to give the Tenant notice of this statusaction. The number of days the Landlord landlord will wait for a Tenant response from the tenant before continuing proceeding to the next stage step should be documented. Occupants (18)