Keep it Quiet Sample Clauses

Keep it Quiet. No noise after 10:00 PM, including collateral noise from the kitchen, laundry, or bathroom. Please use earphones if you’re up late. Violation of this rule may result in immediate eviction.
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Keep it Quiet. Tenant shall not create any annoyance or discomfort to other tenants through loud music, loud or disruptive parties or noisy activities in the unit on or near campus premises or off campus properties managed by UTTC.

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