Common use of Rental Time Clause in Contracts

Rental Time. The number of years and months that make up the time period that Lessor must rent the space defined above at the Lessee must be documented. (10) Start date. Provide the first calendar date the Lessee occupies the premises according to this lease. (11) Expiry date. Enter the calendar date when this agreement must of course end. 4. Base Rent (12) Net monthly payment. Produce a record of the dollar amount that the Lessor requires as the basic rental (without any additional expense or consideration). (13) Monthly date. Filling the day to two digits of the month Lessor requires the rent to pay. 5. Option to renew (14) Not renewable. Only one of the statements of the check box offered in the fifth article can be set as the renewal status for this agreement between Lessor and Lessee. The first of these should be marked if Lessor does not want to renew the terms and conditions of this agreement when it finishes. (15)

Rental Time. The number of years and months that make up the time period that Lessor must rent the space defined above at the Lessee must be documented. (10) Start date. Provide the first calendar date the Lessee occupies the premises according to this lease. (11) Expiry date. Enter the calendar date when this agreement must of course end. 4. Base Rent (12) Net monthly payment. Produce a record of the dollar amount that the Lessor requires as the basic rental (without any additional expense or consideration). (13) Monthly date. Filling Two monthsFilling the day to two digits of the month Lessor requires the rent to pay. 5. Option to renew (14) Not renewable. Only one of the statements of the check box offered in the fifth article can be set as the renewal status for this agreement between Lessor and Lessee. The first of these should be marked if Lessor does not want to renew the terms and conditions of this agreement when it finishes. (15)