Common use of Privacy Level Clause in Contracts

Privacy Level. The Landlord and Family Member will need to agree on how much access the Family MemberTenant will be granted to the remainder of the premises or property. Indicate if the Family Member will be able to access the bathroom, a balcony, or other such areas of the property freely and with privacy by selecting these items from the list on display. Be advised that marking “Other” will not complete this option, since a description of the areas accessible to the Family Member will need to be reported as well (i.e. garage, roof, backyard, etc.). Section 5. Shared Access (7) Tenant Usage. Naturally, in addition to the areas that are reserved for the Family Member’s use, there will be sections of the property the Family Member should expect to share with the Landlord. All such areas of the property should be defined in this agreement by attending to the list provided. Here, too, you will be able to define property areas that are not on the list (so long as you mark the “Other” box to verify the area description you provided. Section 6. Term Of Lease (8)

Privacy Level. The Landlord and Family Member will need to agree on how much access the Family MemberTenant will be granted to the remainder of the premises or property. Indicate if the Family Member will be able to access the bathroom, a balcony, or other such areas of the property freely and with privacy by selecting these items from the list on display. Be advised that marking “Other” will not complete this option, since a description of the areas accessible to the Family Member will need to be reported as well (i.e. garage, roof, backyard, etc.). Section 5. Shared Access (7) Tenant Usage. Naturally, in addition to the areas that are reserved for the Family Member’s use, there will be sections of the property the Family Member should expect to share with the Landlord. All such areas of the property should be defined in this agreement by attending to the list provided. Here, too, you will be able to define property areas that are not on the list (so long as you mark the “Other” box to verify the area description you provided. Section 6. Term Of Lease (8).

Privacy Level. The Landlord and Family Member will need to agree on how much access the Family MemberTenant will be granted to the remainder of the premises or property. Indicate if the Family Member will be able to access the bathroom, a balcony, or other such areas of the property freely and with privacy by selecting these items from the list on display. Be advised that marking “Other” will not complete this option, since a description of the areas accessible to the Family Member will need to be reported as well (i.e. garage, roof, backyard, etc.). Section 5. Shared Access (7) Tenant Usage. Naturally, in addition to the areas that are reserved for the Family Member’s use, there will be sections of the property the Family Member should expect to share with the Landlord. All such areas of the property should be defined in this agreement by attending to the list provided. Here, too, you will be able to define property areas that are not on the list (so long as you mark xxxx the “Other” box to verify the area description you provided. Section 6. Term Of Lease (8)