Common use of NEGATIVE COVENANTS OF TENANT Clause in Contracts

NEGATIVE COVENANTS OF TENANT. The Tenant agrees he or she will not do the following things unless he or she has the Landlord’s written consent: (a) occupy the apartment for any purpose other than what is specified in Paragraph 1(n) of the Lease; (b) assign, mortgage, or sublease the apartment, or permit any other person or company to occupy the apartment, without the Landlord’s written consent; (c) place, allow to be placed, erect or cause to be painted, any sign on any part of the inside or outside of the apartment. If Tenant does create such a sign, the Landlord can remove it immediately at the Tenants expense. (d) make any changes, including improvements or additions, to the apartment. However, if Tenant does make any improvements or additions, they will be part of the apartment and remain on the premises when Tenant leaves at the expiration of the Lease term. In addition, if the Landlord requires the Tenant to remove any improvements or additions, the Tenant must do so at his or her own expense; (e) operate machinery which xxxxx the building or disturbs other tenants, as determined by the Landlord; (f) place weights in the apartment which exceeds the safe holding capacity of the apartment; (g) perform anything objectionable to any fire insurance company carrying insurance on the apartment during this Lease term, which the fire insurance company could use to alter the effect of insurance then in place. If anything the Tenant does actually causes a change in the effective fire insurance on the apartment, the Tenant will be responsible for any resulting additional expense to the Landlord; (h) remove or attempt to remove any of Xxxxxx’s property without having paid all due rent; and (i) vacate the apartment during the term of the Lease.

NEGATIVE COVENANTS OF TENANT. The Tenant agrees he or she will not do the following things unless he or she has the Landlord’s written consent: (a) occupy the apartment for any purpose other than what is specified in Paragraph 1(n) of the Lease; (b) assign, mortgage, or sublease the apartment, or permit any other person or company to occupy the apartment, without the Landlord’s written consent; (c) place, allow to be placed, erect or cause to be painted, any sign on any part of the inside or outside of the apartment. If Tenant does create such a sign, the Landlord can remove it immediately at the Tenants expense. (d) make any changes, including improvements or additions, to the apartment. However, if Tenant does make any improvements or additions, they will be part of the apartment and remain on the premises when Tenant leaves at the expiration of the Lease term. In addition, if the Landlord requires the Tenant to remove any improvements or additions, the Tenant must do so at his or her own expense; (e) operate machinery which xxxxx the building or disturbs other tenants, as determined by the Landlord; (f) place weights in the apartment which exceeds the safe holding capacity of the apartment; (g) perform anything objectionable to any fire insurance company carrying insurance on the apartment during this Lease term, which the fire insurance company could use to alter the effect of insurance then in place. If anything the Tenant does actually causes a change in the effective fire insurance on the apartment, the Tenant will be responsible for any resulting additional expense to the Landlord; (h) remove or attempt to remove any of XxxxxxTenant’s property without having paid all due rent; and (i) vacate the apartment during the term of the Lease.