Common use of RESIDENTIAL USE OF PREMISES Clause in Contracts

RESIDENTIAL USE OF PREMISES. Resident(s) agrees that the Premises is rented for residential use only. Resident(s) shall not use the Premises as a business address, nor shall Resident(s) conduct business activities on the Premises. Conducting business activities includes, without limitation, using the Premises as a mailing address for a business enterprise, having a business telephone line in the Premises, having business clients meet with Resident(s) at the Premises, having business stationery setting forth the address of the Premises as a business address, assembling or manufacturing any product upon the Premises, or otherwise holding out the Premises as the address of any business. Resident(s) may, however, insofar as it is consistent with the restrictions set forth in this section, and with the written consent of Landlord, use a portion of the Premises as a “home office.” Nothing set forth herein shall be deemed as disallowing any use of the Premises that cannot be prohibited legally.

RESIDENTIAL USE OF PREMISES. Resident(s) Resident agrees that the Premises is rented for residential use only. Resident(s) Resident shall not use the Premises as a business address, nor shall Resident(s) Resident conduct business activities on the Premises. Conducting business activities includes, without limitation, using the Premises as a mailing address for a business enterprise, having a business telephone line in the Premises, having business clients meet with Resident(s) Resident at the Premises, having business stationery setting forth the address of the Premises as a business address, assembling or manufacturing any product upon the Premises, or otherwise holding out the Premises as the address of any business. Resident(s) Resident may, however, insofar as it is consistent with the restrictions set forth in this section, and with the written consent of Landlord, use a portion of the Premises as a “home office.” Nothing set forth herein shall be deemed as disallowing any use of the Premises that cannot be prohibited legally.