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Pets Not Allowed Sample Clauses

Pets Not Allowed. There shall be no animals permitted on the Property or in any common areas UNLESS said pet is legally allowed under the law in regard to assistance with a disability. Pets shall include, but not be limited to, any mammal, reptile, bird, fish, rodents, or insects on the Property.
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Pets Not Allowed a) Xxxxxx agrees not to have any pets or animals on the leased property without the written permission of Owner. If Owner discovers Xxxxxx has an animal on the leased property, without Owner’s permission, Owner can: i) end the lease by giving thirty days notice to leave; or ii) start a new lease with increases to the security deposit and rent beginning immediately; or iii) remove any animal found on the leased property that is not approved by Owner to an animal shelter or other such location at Tenant’s expense; b) Xxxxxx agrees to pay Owner for damages that the animal caused.
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Pets Not Allowed. Pets shall be NOT be allowed in or upon the premises. Any violation of this paragraph shall be deemed Lessees breach and immediate default and shall result in immediate eviction of Lessee and forfeiture of all amounts paid by Lessee.
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Pets Not Allowed. A. Tenant agrees not to have any pets or animals on the leased property without the permission of Owner. If Owner discovers Tenant has an animal on the leased property, without Owner’s permission, Owner can: I. end the lease by giving thirty days notice to leave; or II. start a new lease with increases to the security deposit and rent beginning immediately; or III. remove any animal found on the leased property that is not approved by Owner to an animal shelter or other such location at Tenant’s expense; B. Tenant agrees to pay Owner for damages that the animal caused. C. Tenant agrees to remove animal, even with said written permission, due to the animal causing harm or nuisance to other occupants of the unit, building or neighborhood.
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Pets Not Allowed. (a) Pets are not allowed on the residential property or in the rental unit at any time. The tenant agrees that this is a material and fundamental term of this tenancy agreement and failure to comply with this covenant entitles the landlord to end this tenancy agreement. (b) The ownership of pets by other occupants of the residential property does not set aside or otherwise negate this covenant. (c) Any term in this tenancy agreement that prohibits, or restricts the size of, a pet or that governs the tenant's obligations regarding the keeping of a pet on the residential property is subject to the Guide Dog and Service Dog Act.
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Pets Not Allowed. Tenant agrees not to keep or harbor pets or animals of any kind in or on the premises. Tenant agrees not to permit the pets or animals of his servants, licensees, invitees or visitors on the premises. Damage to the premises, furniture or carpeting, to include stains and odors caused by an animal, shall not be considered ordinary wear and tear. Landlord or Landlord's agents shall have the right 0 remove the animal or animals from the demised premises, and Tenant shall be liable for payment of a penalty of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00) per day until the animal or animals are removed, in addition to all reasonable costs incurred due to removal, repair of damages and replacement or cleaning of furniture or carpeting.
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Pets Not Allowed. Unless otherwise provided under federal, state or local law no animals are allowed, even temporarily, anywhere on the Leased property unless Landlord has so authorized in writing. You must remove an illegal or unauthorized animal within 24 hours of notice from Landlord or you will be considered in default of this Lease. If Landlord allows an animal as a pet, you must execute a separate Animal Addendum which may require additional deposits, rents, fees or other charges. Landlord will authorize an assistance animal for a disabled person. When allowed by applicable laws, before we authorize an assistance animal, if the disability is not readily apparent, we may require a written statement from a qualified professional verifying the disability related need for the assistance animal. If we authorize an assistance animal, we may require you to execute a separate Animal and or Assistance Animal Addendum. Animal deposits, additional rents fees or, other charges will not be required from assistance animal(s) needed due to a disability, including an emotional support or service animal, as authorized under federal, state or local law. If you or your guests or occupant violate animal restrictions you'll be subject to charges, damages, eviction or other remedies provided in this Lease. If an animal has been in the apartment anytime during your term of occupancy with or without our consent Landlord will charge you for cleaning, deodorizing and shampooing. We may remove an unauthorized animals by following the procedures described in this contract
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Pets Not Allowed. Pets are not allowed in the Fitness Center except leashed service animals. Every effort will be made to accommodate those with special needs. Please contact the Manager for assistance or questions.
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