Direct Billing from Utility Sample Clauses

Direct Billing from Utility. For the utilities indicated above as being billed directly to the Tenant, as of the move-in date, Tenant will obtain service in his/her own name by contracting directly with the utility provider. Failure to make necessary arrangements for Tenant’s utility service may result in an interruption of services and Tenant’s failure to transfer utility services to Tenant’s name may be, at the Landlord’s discretion, considered a material breach of this agreement and will permit the Landlord to terminate the rental agreement. Tenant agrees that if Landlord is billed for utility services which are Tenant’s responsibility, Tenant will repay the Landlord for the charges incurred within 14 days of invoice.

Direct Billing from Utility. For the utilities indicated above as being billed directly to Resident, as of the move-in date Resident will obtain service in his/her own name by contracting directly with the utility provider. Failure to make necessary arrangements for Resident’s utility service may result in an interruption of services and Resident’s failure to transfer utility services to Resident’s name may be, at Landlord’s discretion, considered a material breach of this agreement and will permit Landlord to terminate the rental agreement. Resident agrees that if Landlord is billed for utility services which are Resident’s responsibility, Resident will repay the Landlord for the charges incurred within 10 days of invoice.

Direct Billing from Utility. For the utilities indicated above as being billed directly to Resident: Resident shall be responsible for ordering and arranging for such utilities, as well as for satisfying any deposit or other requirements of the utility provider. Resident shall obtain utility service in Resident’s own name, effective as of the commencement date of the Lease, by contracting directly with the utility provider. Resident’s failure to order or arrange for such utility service may result in an interruption of those services. Additionally, Resident’s failure to transfer the utility service to Resident’s name may, in Landlord’s sole discretion, be considered a material breach of the Lease and grounds for termination of the tenancy. If Landlord is billed for utility services which are Resident’s responsibility or Resident fails to pay for utility services which are Resident’s responsibility by the due date, Landlord may, but is not obligated to, pay for the utility services on Resident’s behalf. If Landlord elects to make payment on Resident’s behalf, Resident shall repay Landlord for the charges incurred upon demand by Landlord. Resident will also be subject to an additional charge of $25 for each billing cycle during which Resident has failed to become the customer of record with the utility. This charge consists of the expenses incurred by Landlord to communicate with the utility provider and/or Resident regarding the utilities and the lost investment value of funds required to be advanced on Resident’s behalf to pay utilities for which Resident is responsible. It is agreed between the parties that these expenses, though acknowledged to exist, are difficult to ascertain and that the additional charge is a reasonable estimate of their actual amount. Notwithstanding anything contain in this Addendum to the contrary, Resident is not required to obtain or use cableservice.