Occupation of the Property. The following additional representations and warranties shall be applicable in case the Facility is a Loan Against Property:
Occupation of the Property. 6.1 You must not use the Property for any purpose other than that of a holiday.
Occupation of the Property. 4.1 Subject to any rights the Credit Union has under the Securities and clause 13 of the Agreement, the Credit Union will not:
Occupation of the Property. The Tenant covenants with the Landlord:-
Occupation of the Property. Only the named guests are permitted to use or stay in the property. If you are expecting overnight visitors, you must let us or our representatives know. You and your party must not exceed at any time the numbers of sleeping places, unless by prior agreement. The owners or our representatives have a right at all times to refuse access to the property for people who are not members of the party. LOCATION MAP & DIRECTIONS + KEY COLLECTION A Location Map & Directions with Key Collection instructions will be sent to the xxxxxx on receipt of deposit payment. ARRIVAL / CHECK-IN TIME This is normally from 16.00 hrs / 4.00pm on the arrival day booked. Earlier arrival may be possible depending upon previous occupation. Please check with us a few days ahead of your arrival date and when possible we will be happy to oblige. DEPARTURE / CHECK OUT TIME
Occupation of the Property. 4.1 You must live in the property and use it as your main home. You must notify us in writing if you are going to be absent for more than 6 weeks continuously. If you leave your home unoccupied for unreasonably long periods, we may take action to end your tenancy.
Occupation of the Property. Except on an occasional basis and by bona fide visitors, no unit may be occupied by-
Occupation of the Property. 4.1 The Purchaser shall take occupation of the Property on , if the occupational interest, legal costs (if any) and any other amounts due by the Purchaser in terms of this agreement have been paid or secured to the satisfaction of the Seller.
Occupation of the Property. Only the named guests are permitted to use or stay in the property. If you are expecting overnight visitors, you must let us or our representatives know. You and your party must not exceed 8 (eight) persons at any time. The owners or our representatives have a right at all times to refuse access to the property for people who are not members of the party. LOCATION MAP & DIRECTIONS + KEY COLLECTION A Location Map & Directions with Key Collection instructions will be sent to the Lead Guest on receipt of the final payment. ARRIVAL / CHECK-IN TIME This is from 14.00 Hrs / 2.00pm on the arrival day booked. We may be a little flexible on this, provided that there are no departures from the night prior. Please check with us within a few days of your arrival date and when possible we will be happy to oblige . Alternatively, if you cannot get access before the above time we may be able to arrange safe storage of your bags. DEPARTURE / CHECK OUT TIME
Occupation of the Property. You must not use The Property for any purpose other than that of a holiday or a temporary short-term residence for work, relocating or health purposes. This does not entitle you to use it as a venue for a party or social gathering; nobody other than your group who were specified at the time of the booking, is entitled to use the property or its facilities without Come & Stay’s written consent. We can not offer accommodations for longer than 31 nights as this would then be considered a Long Term Let in the eyes of HMRC. Come & Stay Ltd. Does not offer any Long Term Let services. The number of people staying in The Property must not exceed the number agreed at the time of The Booking without prior agreement. Should we find that more linen has been used than was provided to The Guest (s) by Come & Stay Ltd. we reserve the right to charge you for the extra fees we will incur to launder and transport the linen. The use of tents or sleeping in motor vehicles on site is not permitted. You must not sublet the property. You must not use the Property for any activity or in such a way as to cause nuisance or annoyance to The Owner(s), its visitors, or its neighbours. You and your guests must comply with any reasonable regulations relating to The Property, which will be communicated to you or displayed at The Property.
