PERSONAL BELONGINGS OF TENANT Sample Clauses

PERSONAL BELONGINGS OF TENANT. A. If it reasonably appears during the Lease Term that Xxxxxx has permanently left the Rental Unit, Landlord can throw out any of Tenant’s belongings left behind. IN that case, Xxxxxxxx is not responsible for the value of such belongings.
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PERSONAL BELONGINGS OF TENANT. If it reasonably appears during the Lease Term that Tenant permanently left the Rental Unit, Landlord will send notice that items will be removed within 10 days. If Tenant contacts Landlord, Tenant will be given 20 days to collect belongings. Trash left in unit is not subject to this notice. If Tenant is in jail, or in a mental health unit, or fails to make arrangements with Landlord to remove their belongings, Landlord can throw out their belongings left in the Rental Unit. In that case, Landlord is not responsible for the value of such belongings. Any personal property or belongings left in the Rental Unit at the Lease Ending Date can be thrown out by Landlord. In that case, Landlord is not responsible for the value of such belongings. Tenant agrees that all personal goods placed in or on the Rental Unit belong to the Tenant. Tenant will protect Landlord against any claims made by other people regarding any such personal goods.
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PERSONAL BELONGINGS OF TENANT. If the premises are left unoccupied for 30 days, and the tenants or their co-signers cannot be reached, all of Tenant’s property will be placed into storage, with a charge of $25 per day at Tenant’s expense. Property left unclaimed for more than 30 days will be presumed abandoned, at which time Tenant gives Landlord specific authority to dispose of it in any manner without recourse by tenant. In that case, Landlord is NOT responsible for the value of such belongings. Landlord can xxx for accelerated rent. Accelerated rent will be all of the remaining rental payments and is not eligible for the prompt payment discount. This further applies to a Tenant in jail, or in a mental health unit, and any other reasons, and fails to make arrangements with Landlord to remove their belongings and to pay rent in full. Under no circumstances Landlord be responsible for tenant’s personal belongings. Furthermore, any personal property or belongings left in the Rental Unit, after the Lease Ending Date CAN BE disposed of in any manner by the Landlord. Landlord Will Not Store/Save any personal property or belonging after The Lease has ENDED. Tenant agrees that all personal items placed in or on the Rental Unit belonging to the Tenant/s family/guests, etc Will BE disposed of (trashed) after 10:01am on the said ending date in this agreement. Tenant will protect Landlord (tenant assumes any and ALL liabilities) against any claims made by other people regarding any such personal goods. GARBAGE: ALL TRASH MUST BE TAKEN OUT NO SOONER THAN 7 P.M. PRIOR TO YOUR GARBAGE PICK-UP DAY. (TUESDAY) IF GARBAGE IS LEFT ON THE STREET ANY OTHER TIME, A FINE WILL BE ASSESSED BY THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH AND THE TENANT WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF THE FINE. GARBAGE MUST BE STORED IN LARGE 32 GALLON TRASH BAGS WITH LIDS ON, NOT IN PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS. PIZZA BOXES MUST BE FOLDED UP AND PLACED IN GARBAGE BAGS. The Landlord and the Tenant also agree as follows: By signing this lease, each Tenant has read the entire Agreement and understands all of it.
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PERSONAL BELONGINGS OF TENANT. A. If it reasonably appears during the Lease Term that Tenant permanently left the Rental Unit, Landlord can dispose of any of Tenant’s belongings left behind. IN that case, Landlord is not responsible for the value of such belongings.
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  • ENTERTAINERS AND SPORTSMEN 1. Notwithstanding the provisions of Articles 14 and 15, income derived by a resident of a Contracting State as an entertainer such as a theatre, motion picture, radio or television artiste, or a musician, or as a sportsman, from his personal activities as such exercised in the other Contracting State, may be taxed in that other State.

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