Common use of Fixtures and Alterations Clause in Contracts

Fixtures and Alterations. TENANT must obtain prior written consent from LANDLORD before painting, installing fixtures, making alterations, additions, or improvements and if permission granted, same shall become LANDLORD'S property and shall remain on the premises at the termination of the tenancy. If TENANT does not receive advance approval and makes the changes/improvements without it there will be a $100 non- permission fee due immediately and TENANT shall be in default of the Lease agreement and subject to eviction. If an improvement or alteration is permitted, at move out it may be required that TENANT return the alteration to its original condition. All improvements or alterations to the property become the sole property of the LANDLORD and are at TENANT'S sole expense. TENANT shall not install or use, nor permit to be installed or use, any equipment or personal property of any kind that will require any alteration or additions to, or create an overload an any gas, water, heating, electrical, sewerage, drainage, or air conditioning systems of the Premises. If it is discovered TENANT overload of the system has occurred, TENANT will be responsible for any sums due by the vendor.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Residential Lease, Residential Lease, Residential Lease

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