Failure to Relocate or Remove Personal Property. Resident agrees that potential exposure to asbestos represents a health, safety and welfare concern for Resident, and Resident’s occupants, guests or invitees. Accordingly, if Resident fails or refuses to temporarily relocate to alternative housing in the applicable time period determined by the asbestos event, Owner shall be immediately entitled to terminate Resident’s right of occupancy by serving Resident with a notice to immediately quit and surrender possession of the premises. Regardless of Resident’s whereabouts or location, Owner may serve this notice to quit by posting such notice on the Premises. Owner shall have the right to legally enforce such notice by immediately filing such notice with an applicable court to obtain a court order for possession of the Premises. Alternatively, or simultaneously, upon order, directive, or authority from any governmental authority, Owner may immediately secure the Premises through whatever means necessary, including but not limited to, changing locks on the Premises. Upon lock-out or eviction, Resident shall not be entitled to enter the Premises until such time as Owner has been able to complete repairs in accordance with applicable legal standards, or upon court order, or with the authority of any applicable governmental authority. If any of Resident’s personal property is damaged or contaminated by an asbestos event as determined by law, Resident shall within thirty (30) days cause such personal property to be removed from the Premises, but shall only be allowed to remove such personal property in compliance with the law. If Resident fails to remove Resident’s personnel property from the Premises in compliance with the law within thirty days, Resident hereby consents to Owner removing such property from the Premises in a manner determined by Owner, in Owner’s sole discretion, and in compliance with the law. Resident hereby agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Owner and its agents against any and all claims, actions, causes of action, demands, liabilities, losses, damages, and expenses of any kind, including but not limited to, reasonable attorney’s fees and court costs, as a result of Resident’s failure for any reason to relocate, Owner securing of the Premises, Resident’s failure to remove Resident’s personal property in accordance with the law, or Resident’s re-entry into the Premises in violation of this Addendum, court order, or governmental order.
Failure to Relocate or Remove Personal Property. Xxxxxx agrees that potential exposure to asbestos represents a health, safety and welfare concern for Tenant, and Xxxxxx’s occupants, guests or invitees. Accordingly, if Xxxxxx fails or refuses to temporarily relocate to alternative housing in the applicable time period determined by the asbestos event, Owner shall be immediately entitled to terminate Tenant’s right of occupancy by serving Tenant with a notice to quit and surrender possession of the Premises. Regardless of Tenant’s whereabouts or location, Owner may serve this notice to quit by posting such notice on the Premises. Owner shall have the right to legally enforce such notice by immediately filing such notice with an applicable court to obtain a court order for possession of the Premises. Alternatively, or simultaneously, upon order, directive, or authority from any governmental authority, Owner may immediately secure the Premises through whatever means necessary, including but not limited to, changing locks on the Premises. Upon lock-out or eviction, Tenant shall not be entitled to enter the Premises until such time as Owner has been able to complete repairs in accordance with applicable legal standards, or upon court order, or with the authority of any applicable governmental authority. If any of Tenant’s personal property is damaged or contaminated by an asbestos event as determined by law, Tenant shall within fourteen
