Common use of Recharges Clause in Contracts

Recharges. You must pay any reasonable costs incurred by the Council as a consequence of your breach, or failure to perform, any part of this agreement. Those things for which the Council may recharge include:  the costs of removing belongings from the property if you leave, or abandon the property;  the costs of carrying out repairs to the property due to damage for which you are responsible, your failure to maintain the property appropriately, or your neglect, or misuse;  The costs of rectifying any work to the property which you have carried out without the necessary written permission of the Council;  changing locks and securing the premises if required due to your abandonment or neglect;  any other reasonable costs which the Council incur due to your breach of this agreement.

Recharges. You must pay any reasonable costs incurred by the Council as a consequence of your breach, or failure to perform, any part of this agreement. Those things for which the Council may recharge include:  ▪ the costs of removing belongings from the property if you leave, or abandon the property;  ▪ the costs of carrying out repairs to the property due to damage for which you are responsible, your failure to maintain the property appropriately, or your neglect, or misuse;  ▪ The costs of rectifying any work to the property which you have carried out without the necessary written permission of the Council;  ▪ changing locks and securing the premises if required due to your abandonment or neglect;  ▪ any other reasonable costs which the Council incur due to your breach of this agreement.