Common use of KEYS AND CONTROLS Clause in Contracts

KEYS AND CONTROLS. The LANDLORD is to retain keys to the property. If the Tenant does not furnish all of the issued keys and controls upon vacancy, the Tenant agrees to pay the cost of re-keying the Premises and the replacement cost of all controls. The Tenant upon occupancy has been given the following keys and controls: Front Door Back door Garage Remote Mailbox Garage Door Shed Other Tenant will be charged rent until all keys and controls, as listed above, are surrendered directly to Landlord. Tenants are not to leave keys in Premises. (ex. Xxxxxx gave notice to vacate on November 10th. Tenant paid all of November’s rent and 10 days of pro-rated December rent, but did not turn in the keys until December 15 Tenant will be responsible for 5 additional days of Decembers pro-rated rent plus late fees). Xxxxxx agrees to lock all doors and windows during Tenants absence from the Premises.

KEYS AND CONTROLS. The LANDLORD is to retain keys to the property. If the Tenant does not furnish all of the issued keys and controls upon vacancy, the Tenant agrees to pay the cost of re-keying the Premises and the replacement cost of all controls. The Tenant upon occupancy has been given the following keys and controls: Front Door Back door Garage Remote Mailbox Garage Door Shed Other Tenant will be charged rent until all keys and controls, as listed above, are surrendered directly to Landlord. Tenants are not to leave keys in Premises. (ex. Xxxxxx Tenant gave notice to vacate on November 10th. Tenant paid all of November’s rent and 10 days of pro-rated December rent, but did not turn in the keys until December 15 Tenant will be responsible for 5 additional days of Decembers pro-rated rent plus late fees). Xxxxxx Tenant agrees to lock all doors and windows during Tenants absence from the Premises.