Owner’s Lien. Pursuant to the Indiana Self-Service Storage Act, § IC 26-3-8 et seq., the Owner of a self storage Facility has a lien on all Personal Property present in the self-service storage Facility for: (1) rent, labor, or other charges that accrue in connection with the Personal Property under the Rental Agreement; (2) expenses necessary for the preservation of the Personal Property; and (3) expenses reasonably incurred in the sale or other disposition of the Personal Property. The lien attaches upon storage of the Personal Property.
Owner’s Lien. Owner has a lien on the Vehicle and any Personal Property stored in the Rented Space for rent and other charges related to the Vehicle including expenses necessary to the preservation, removal, storage, preparation for sale, towing, and/or sale of the Vehicle. The Owner may satisfy the lien by selling the Vehicle or Personal Property as provided by the Indiana Self-Service Storage Facilities Act §704.90 if Renter defaults or fails to pay rent for the storage of the Vehicle or Personal Property abandoned after the termination of the Rental Agreement. Explanation: The Renter’s Personal Property may be sold to satisfy the lien if Renter is in default.
Owner’s Lien. Owner may enforce the Owner’s Lien established by Colorado law, which enforcement may include removal of Occupant’s lock, in- spection and inventory of the property of Occupant in the Storage Space and by selling Occupant’s property stored in the Storage Space. Occupant shall be responsible for all costs associated with Owner’s enforcement of Owner’s Lien established by Colorado law, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, if applica- ble. Any sale shall be in compliance with C.R.S. Sec. 38-21.5-101, et seq. Net proceeds of the sale shall be paid to Owner in the following order: (1) first, to reimburse Owner for the costs of the sale, which costs shall include fees and costs for accessing the Storage Space, publication, auction, and a lien-sale fee assessed against the Occupant of $50.00, which fee shall help defray the costs to Owner of completion of the sale; and (2) second, to reimburse Owner for any amounts owed to Owner from Occupant for past due rents, and late fees. The date of any such sale shall terminate this RENTAL AGREEMENT. Such sale shall not release Occupant from amounts owed to Owner, but left uncollected after the sale.
Owner’s Lien. MCA Section 70-6-420 grants the Owner a lien on all personal property stored at this self-service storage facility for rent, labor, or other reasonable charges that are due as specified in this agreement in relation to the stored personal property, and for expenses incurred during its preservation, sale or disposal. The Owner’s lien attaches the date personal property is brought to this self-service storage facility. Occupant will be in default of this agreement after one (1) day of failure to perform terms or conditions of this agreement or to pay rent in the agreed amount and manner when due. If any outstanding rent payment or other incurred service charge is a continuous thirty (30) days past due, the Owner may cut the lock in order to assess the contents of the storage unit and begin enforcement and satisfaction of Owner’s lien, including sale of contents, pursuant with Montana Law and MCA Section 70-6-420, as may be amended. It is Occupant’s sole responsibility to disclose the existence of any lien on any stored personal property on the accompanying titled property addendum. For purposes of Owner’s Lien: “Default” means failure to perform any obligation set forth in this agreement. “Last known address,” means that address provided by Occupant in the latest agreement or the address provided by the Occupant in a subsequent written notice of change of address.
Owner’s Lien. If rent or other charges due under this rental agreement are delinquent 14 days after due date, owner may terminate occupant’s right to use of the premises. As authorized in chapter 10 of division 8 of the California business and professions code (commencing with section 21700), owner may then send occupant a preliminary lien notice. Occupant’s personal property in or on the premises will be subject to a claim of lien in favor of owner and may be sold by owner to satisfy the lien if the rent or other charges due remain and are not paid within 14 days after the mailing of the preliminary lien notice.
Owner’s Lien. OWNER SHALL HAVE A LIEN ON ALL PERSONAL PROPERTY STORED BY TENANT AT THIS FACILITY. IF TENANT FAILS TO PAY RENT OR ANY PART THEREOF OR FAILS TO FULFILL ANY OF THE COVENANTS OR AGREEMENTS HEREIN SPECIFIED TO BE FULFILLED BY TENANT, TENANT WILL BE CONSIDERED IN DEFAULT AND OWNER MAY TAKE THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS:
Owner’s Lien. Owner shall have a lien on the Contents and upon the proceeds from the sale thereof to secure Customer’s payment of the Storage Fees and all other fees, charges and expenses arising under this Agreement. Owner may enforce this lien at any time, including by selling all or any part of the Contents, in accordance with applicable law.
Owner’s Lien. Pursuant to Indiana Code 26-3-8-11 et seq. upon Xxxxxx's storage of Personal Property at the Facility, Owner has a lien on Renter's Personal Property for: (i) all rent, labor and other charges that accrue in connection with the Personal Property stored in the Rented Space; (ii) expenses necessary for the preservation of the Personal Property; and (iii) expenses reasonably incurred in the sale or other disposition of Renter's Personal Property.
Owner’s Lien. Pursuant to the Indiana Self-Service Storage Act, § IC 26-3-8 et seq., the Owner of a self storage facility has a lien on all Personal Property present in the self-service storage facility for: (1) rent, labor, or other charges that accrue in connection with the Personal Property under the Rental Agreement; (2) expenses necessary for the preservation of the Personal Property; and (3) expenses reasonably incurred in the sale or other disposition of the Personal Property. The lien attaches upon storage of the Personal Property. The Personal Property Renter has stored in the Rented Space may be sold or otherwise disposed of if Renter defaults or fails to pay Rent for the storage of the Personal Property under this Rental Agreement.
Owner’s Lien. In addition to any other rights of the Owner as provided in this Article, upon the default of the Tenant, the Owner shall have the right to enter the Premises, change the locks on doors to the Premises and exclude the Tenant therefrom and, in addition, take and retain possession of any property on the Premises owned by or in the possession of the Tenant as and for security for the Tenant’s performance. The Tenant hereby grants to the Owner a lien under §45-108, Idaho Code, on all of said property, which lien shall secure the future performance by the Tenant of this Lease. No property subject to said lien shall be removed by the Tenant from the Premises so long as the Tenant is in default of any monetary obligations under this Lease. No action taken by the Owner in connection with the enforcement of the rights as provided in this Article shall constitute a trespass or conversion and the Tenant shall indemnify, save and hold the Owner harmless from and against any such claim or demand on account thereof.
