GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE TENANT. 17.1 The Tenant must return the Premises at the termination of this Lease Agreement in the same order and condition in which it was received, Fair Wear and Tear excepted. Accordingly, the Tenant must: :
17.1.1 at his own cost look after the Premises (including all furniture and fittings), and ensure that the Premises is kept clean and in good order and condition;
17.1.2 at his own cost maintain and keep the roof and gutters clean and free from blockages (not applicable to Unilofts);
17.1.3 at his own cost regularly clean the inside of the Premises, including the carpets, floor coverings and tiles;
17.1.4 use, in a reasonable manner, all electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating and air- conditioning facilities and appliances;
17.1.5 at his own costs replace all Short Term Consumables and also at his own costs to maintain, replace and / or repair all water-bearing taps, stoves, locks, handles, windows, heating and air- conditioning facilities and appliances;
17.1.6 at his own cost have the carpets and the furniture (where applicable) cleaned by a professional carpet cleaning company prior to the Termination Date, to the satisfaction of the Property Practitioner. If the Property Practitioner is unhappy with the state of the carpets and / or the furniture (if applicable), the Property Practitioner may appoint its own professional cleaning company to clean the carpets and / or the furniture (where applicable) and may claim the costs of such cleaning from the Tenant, in addition to the costs as per section 12.1.3;
17.1.7 at his own cost, repair or replace any broken, damaged or missing items within the Premises belonging to the Landlord, unless these items were recorded as being broken, damaged or missing at the inspection referred to in clause 14;
17.1.8 take all reasonable steps to prevent any blockage and / or obstruction of any drains, sewage pipes and / or water pipes in or used in connection with the Premises;
17.1.9 respect the rights of use and enjoyment of neighbours, specifically with regards to noise and nuisance. The Tenant undertakes therefore, not to cause any disturbance on the Premises and shall take into account neighbours and other occupants at all times. Provisions relating to noise and nuisance on the Premises may also be contained in the Rules;
17.1.10 comply with all laws and regulations relating to the Premises, it is specifically recorded that if the Landlord is fined or penalised because the Tenant has breached any law or reg...
GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE TENANT. 6.1. The tenant shall pay the full price payable for the rented property in advance by the first day of the month and shall provide the lessor with a direct debit authorisation. The tenant shall ensure there are sufficient funds in their bank or giro account. As of the fifth day of the month, the tenant shall be held in default for the payment of rent for that month.
6.2. Upon remitting payment of the rent, the tenant shall not claim any settlement other than in the case provided for in article 7:206, paragraph 3 of the Dutch Civil Code.
6.3. The tenant shall use and maintain the rented property, including the garden(s) belonging to the rented property, as befits a good tenant.
6.4. The tenant shall personally occupy the rented property during the tenancy period and shall use it as their principal residence for themselves and members of their household. They shall use the rented property, including all appurtenances and any communal areas in accordance with their purpose and refrain from changing this purpose. Communal areas are understood to mean areas such as stairwells, lifts, basements, attics, garages, storerooms, galleries, gardens and courtyards, insofar as the tenant shares the use of these areas with other tenants or users.
6.4.1. The tenant shall refrain from placing any movable items in corridors, galleries, stairwells, lifts and other communal areas.
6.4.2. If the lessor notices that, in spite of the obligations of the tenant specified in 6.5 and 6.6 (read: 6.4 and 6.4.1), the tenant uses the communal areas for a purpose other than the purpose for which these communal areas were made available to the tenant, the lessor shall be expressly authorised to vacate the communal areas and remove any movable items placed by or on behalf of the tenant for disposal and destruction. However, this should only occur after the lessor has provided the tenant with a written notice of default and has allowed the tenant a reasonable term of 14 days to remove their personal belongings from the communal areas, insofar as these belongings do not belong there in accordance with the purpose of the communal areas, needless to say.
6.4.3. The tenant has an obligation to reimburse the lessor for any costs for removal, disposal and destruction as intended in 6.4.2.
6.4.4. The tenant shall not use the rented property for business activities, unless the lessor has given permission for this.
6.5. The tenant shall only be allowed to sublet the rented property or to make it av...
GENERAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE TENANT
