Common use of Permission for Landlord to Enter Clause in Contracts

Permission for Landlord to Enter. Unit Tenant agrees to allow landlord or its agents to enter the dwelling upon reasonable advance notice in order to inspect the premises, to exterminate for pests, to make repairs or to show the premises to prospective tenants, purchasers, mortgagers or their agents. The Tenant will not be unreasonable in denying entry. Landlord may also enter the premises without prior consent if it appears to have been abandoned by the Tenant or in case of emergency, and as otherwise permitted by law or court order.

Permission for Landlord to Enter. Unit Tenant agrees to allow landlord or its agents to enter the dwelling upon reasonable advance notice in order to inspect the premises, to exterminate for pests, to make repairs or to show the premises to prospective tenants, purchasers, mortgagers or their agents. The Tenant will not be unreasonable in denying entry. Landlord may also enter the premises without prior consent if it appears to have been abandoned by the Tenant or in case of emergency, and as otherwise permitted by law or court order.LANDLORD AGREES

Permission for Landlord to Enter. Unit Tenant agrees to allow landlord or its agents to enter the dwelling upon reasonable advance notice in order to inspect the premises, to exterminate for pests, to make repairs or to show the premises to prospective tenants, purchasers, mortgagers or their agents. The Tenant will not be unreasonable in denying entry. Landlord may also enter the premises without prior consent if it appears to have been abandoned by the Tenant or in case of emergency, and as otherwise permitted by law or court order.LANDLORD AGREES