Common use of Malicious damage Clause in Contracts

Malicious damage. Intentional violation of the terms of this agreement or the rules and policies of the landlord or agent can be treated as a criminal violation and the agent is authorized to file charges with the appropriate local authority. Examples of actions which will be considered to be malicious include occupancy by more persons than authorized, intentional damage to the rental property and unlawful activity conducted by the tenant or guests. Leaseholder will be notified of any malicious damage discovered after your departure with the amount of damages, permission to charge credit cards on file is hereby granted within 45 days after your departure. See #17.

Malicious damage. Intentional violation of the terms of this agreement or the rules and policies of the landlord or agent can be treated as a criminal violation and the agent is authorized authoriz ed to file charges with the appropriate local authority. Examples of actions which will be considered to be malicious include occupancy by more persons than authorizedauthoriz ed, intentional damage to the rental property and unlawful activity conducted by the tenant or guests. Leaseholder will be notified of any malicious damage discovered after your departure with the amount of damages, permission to charge credit cards on file is hereby granted within 45 days after your departure. See #17.