Good Behaviour. The lessee and any person admitted to the premises by the lessee shall conduct themselves in such a manner as not to interfere with the possession, occupancy or quiet enjoyment of other lessees.
Good Behaviour. The Contractor must not continue to employ any person or continue to engage any agent or sub-contractor in the performance of the Services who:
Good Behaviour. A landlord or tenant shall conduct himself in such a manner as not to interfere with the possession of occupancy of the tenant or of the landlord and the other tenants, respectively.
Good Behaviour. The student is considered as an adult and is solely responsible for his or her behaviour and actions while living in the host’s home. If the host believes the student behaviour is harmful to the peace and security of the home, the host may talk to the student about any issues. The student is to respect the host and their family home. Moving Out – In case of emergency or disagreement, the student must inform the host two weeks before moving out. If the student moves out prior to the end date of the agreement the landlord may withhold the deposit. Items for Consideration Special items for consideration within this agreement are listed on Annex A and agreed by both parties. __________________________ ________________________ Host printed name Host Signature __________________________ ________________________ Student Printed Name Student Signature Date: _______________ Date: _______________ Personal Details: Name: Next of Kin: Home Address: NOK Relationship: NOK Contact No: Known Allergies: Email address:
Good Behaviour. 10. You and your Responsible Adult will ensure that none of your visitors to the Licensed Premises and/or Facilities (including your own staff and all persons under your control) commits or permits any nuisance or annoyance to the School or any persons connected with it or the general public and in particular (but without limitation) you will ensure that all your said visitors to the School’s premises do not obstruct Courtland Avenue or any of the other roadways in the vicinity of the School and that they park their motor vehicles responsibly and with due consideration for the School’s best interests and those of local residents.
Good Behaviour. The lessee and any person admitted to the premises by the lessee shall conduct themselves in such a manner as not to interfere with the possession, occupancy or quiet enjoyment of other lessees. 4. Obligation of the Lessee The lessee shall be responsible for the ordinary cleanliness of the interior of the premises and for the repair of damage caused by any willful or negligent act of the lessee or of any person whom the lessee permits on the premises, but not for damage caused by normal wear and tear. 5. Subletting Premises (1) Where a fixed term rental agreement is for a period greater than six months, the lessee may assign or sublet the premises subject to the consent of the lessor, which consent will not unreasonably be withheld or charged for unless the lessor has actually incurred expense in respect of the grant of consent, in which case he shall be entitled to recover such reasonable expenses as were actually incurred. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to (a) a rental agreement in respect of residential premises that are developed under the National Housing Act R.S.C. 1985, Chap. N-11 or the Housing Corporation Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. H-11 and are administered by or for the Government of Canada, the Government of the province, or an agency thereof; (b) non-profit housing; or (c) co-operative housing where the lessee is a member of the housing co-operative. 6. Entry of Premises Except in the case of an emergency, the lessor shall not enter the premises without the consent of the lessee unless the lessor has served written notice stating the date and time of the entry to the lessee at least twenty-four hours in advance of the entry and the time stated is between the hours of 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. 7. Entry Doors Except by mutual consent, the lessor or the lessee shall not during occupancy under the rental agreement alter or cause to be altered the lock or locking system on any door that gives entry to the premises. 8.
Good Behaviour. In school and to and from school All students should follow the school behaviour policy: We look after each other; We look after our school; We look after our community; We take responsibility for ourselves. School detention may be used if students persistently misbehave. Students may be detained for a period of up to 30 minutes after school w ithout prior notification. For longer periods parents will receive advance notice of the detention. In addition, students are reminded that they must NEVER: Behave in a violent or aggressive manner; Bring knives, fireworks, sharp objects or weapons to school; Bring pornography to school; Bring alcohol, tobacco and cigarette papers, lighters, energy drinks, junk food, shisha pens or any illegal substances to school; Bring any other banned items to school.
