Return of the rental property Sample Clauses

Return of the rental property. The rental property must be returned on the specified date, in an orderly condition, with the inventory complete. The holidaymaker shall be obliged to pay compensation for any damage and for any items missing from the inventory.
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Return of the rental property. 16.1. Upon moving out, the tenant shall return the apartment with all keys, including those procured by the tenant (see section 1.5). 16.2. The parties agree to a preliminary acceptance, which shall take place no later than six weeks prior to the tenant's move-out date. The landlord shall propose two alternative dates in written form to the tenant with a one-week notice period, and the tenant shall be obligated to confirm a preliminary acceptance date no later than three days in advance. A protocol shall be created for the preliminary acceptance appointment, and the tenant shall be responsible for eliminating the listed defects before returning the apartment. Otherwise, the landlord is entitled to refuse the return and demand compensation from the tenant for the delayed return. 16.3. The apartment must be returned in a clean and undamaged condition and completely vacated, insofar as the tenant has brought in items belonging to him. 16.4. Any damages caused by the tenant's negligence must be repaired by the tenant before returning the apartment. The apartment handover protocol signed by the tenant upon handing over the rental property shall be the determining factor for the state of the rental property. 16.5. If the tenant returns the rental property to the landlord of his own accord before the end of the contract term, he shall not be entitled to a reduction of the monthly rent. 16.6. The tenant shall arrange a date with the landlord's representative for the return of the apartment and keys. The return can only take place during the opening hours of the office of the community/facility manager; the office is closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. The parties mutually agree to prepare a handover protocol provided by the landlord.
Return of the rental property. 4.3.1 The parties must agree about the time of return in due time. 4.3.2 The rental property must be returned to the lessor or its representative in a fully vacated and properly cleaned condition with all keys and inventory items. The necessary maintenance work to be borne by the lessee moving out within the meaning of no. 2.2.2 to 2.2.6 must have been carried out by the return date. At the time of return, a condition report must be prepared, which must be signed by the contracting parties or their representatives. If possible, the adjustment must be agreed upon on the premises. Fitted carpets and textile floor coverings that belong to the rental property must be professionally cleaned or removed by the lessee at the time of moving out. Nail, plug and screw holes shall be professionally closed by the lessor. For every hole, a lump-sum of Fr. 5.00 shall be charged and recorded in the con- dition report; this shall be owed in any case. This amount is based on the national consumer price index (December 2005 = 100) of 103.7 points for Oc- xxxxx 2009. If this index increases by 5 points, the amount of Fr. 5.00 shall increase by Fr. 0.25 in each case. At the time of return, a condition report must be prepared, which must be signed by the contracting parties or their representatives. If possible, the ad- justment must be agreed upon on the premises. 4.3.3 The lessor must notify latent defects to the lessee moving out immediately upon their detection, at the latest in 30 days from the return. 4.3.4 If the rental property is returned before the expiry of the termination date, the lessor shall be entitled to have renovation work carried out. The parties shall agree upon any rent reductions before the commencement of the renovation work. The lessee shall however not be entitled to a rent reduction if such work is started within 10 days before the expiry of the termination date. 4.3.5 Missing keys must be replaced to the lessor. In case of a protected locking plan, the lock and keys can be replaced at the lessee’s costs.
Return of the rental property. 10.1. Upon termination of the Rental Agreement, the Tenant shall return the Rental Property in proper condition and cleaned, whereby the surface finishings (e.g. walls, tiles, flooring) shall be in the same condition as at the time of rental, taking into account the wear and tear resulting from careful use in accordance with the Agreement. 10.2. All of the Tenant’s boards, information signs, and other advertising devices must be removed. The condition of the surfaces shall be restored to the way they were at the time of rental, taking into account the wear and tear resulting from careful use in accordance with the Agreement. 10.3. If the obligations according to clauses 10.1. and 10.2. are improperly performed, the Landlord is entitled to entrust a specialist company with producing the surface finishings and with cleaning, whereby the Tenant is obligated to reimburse the accrued costs within 14 days of the issued invoices being submitted by the specialist company. The Landlord’s claim is limited to the necessary costs. The Landlord shall bear the costs if subject to the corresponding maintenance obligation. 10.4. On account of the return of the Rental Property at the end of the Rental Agreement, all keys of the Rental Property shall be handed over to the Landlord without reimbursement of costs. If the keys are lost or not returned, the Tenant shall bear the costs of replacing the locking cylinders or locking system and the new keys.
Return of the rental property. 1. Upon termination of the tenancy, the Tenant is obligated to return the rental property to the Landlord broom-clean, clear of movables and, except for normal wear and tear, in the same condition as on the day it was transferred to the Tenant. 2. The Tenant shall remove any business signs and advertisements with the company logo at his own expense, properly remove all traces thereof and repair any resulting damage to the mounting location. In the event of a violation of this provision, after setting a reasonable grace period, the Landlord has the right to arrange for the removal and disposal of the advertising material without further notice at the Tenant’s expense. 3. Movables left behind by the Tenant will become the property of the Landlord without entitlement to compensation; the Landlord reserves the right to have them disposed of without further action at the expense and risk of the Tenant. 4. All investments of the Tenant associated with the rental property that cannot be removed without damage to the substance, and/or without economic impairment, of the rental property, as well as installations, additions and renovations performed by the Tenant, become the property of the Landlord without compensation upon termination of the tenancy. 5. In the event of a termination of the contract for any reason whatsoever, the Tenant waives the assertion of compensation for any investments made. 6. By mutual agreement it shall be noted that the rental property is transferred to the Tenant without any service, work or other employment relationship of any kind. Upon termination of the tenancy, the Tenant shall ensure that no service, work or other employment relationships are transferred to the Landlord and entirely indemnify and hold the Landlord harmless in this respect with any and all expenditures of capital, interest, damages and costs.
Return of the rental property. 16.1. When moving out, the Tenant must give back the flat with all the Keys, including ones he/she obtained himself/herself (for the definition of ‘Key’, see subsection 1.5). 16.2. The flat must be returned in a clean and undamaged condition, and must be fully cleared if the Tenant had brought in items belonging to himself/herself. 16.3. Damage caused culpably by the Tenant must be remedied prior to returning the flat. Establishing whether the rental property is in proper condition shall be based on the flat Handover Protocol signed by the Tenant upon handover of the rental property. In relation to damage that is not recorded in the Handover Protocol, the Tenant is aware that he/she bears the burden of proof that he/she is not responsible for this damage. 16.4. If the Tenant returns the rental property to the Landlord on his/her own initiative before the end of the agreement, he/she has no entitlement to reduction of the monthly rent. 16.5. For return of the flat and the Key, the Tenant must arrange an appointment with the Facility/Community Manager. The flat can only be returned during the opening hours of the Facility/Community Manager; on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, the office is closed. 16.6. If the Tenant fails to arrange an appointment to return the rental property, or if he/she does not appear on the agreed return date, the Landlord may open the flat, clean it and install new locks at the expense of the Tenant, after a reasonable grace period set for the Tenant. The right of the Landlord to install new locks shall not apply if the Tenant can prove that there is no possibility of the non-returned Key(s) being misused. In these circumstances, the flat will be returned in the absence of the Tenant. Any damage will be documented photographically. The photos will be attached to the return protocol, which will be sent to the Tenant by email.
Return of the rental property. 1. At the end of the Agreement, the Tenant shall hand over the rental property in accordance with the Agreement. Damage culpably caused to the rental property shall be repaired. 2. In the event of damage to and/or loss of the rental property, the Tenant shall be liable to pay compensation. The Tenant acknowledges that, in the event of damage to or loss of the rental property or parts thereof, it shall be his responsibility to prove that he is not responsible for the damage or loss. 3. In order to establish the necessity of work or the condition of the rental property, the Landlord shall be entitled to enter the rental property with the Tenant after agreeing an inspection date, no later than the 15th of the month in which the tenancy ends. The Landlord may call in other persons for this purpose or have the inspection carried out by third parties. If the 15th of the month in which the tenancy ends falls on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday, the inspection shall take place no later than the preceding working day. The Tenant is entitled to refuse the inspection for compelling reasons, provided he informs the Landlord immediately in writing and offers alternative inspection dates in the near term. The inspection serves to identify any defects and/or need for cosmetic repairs that the Tenant must deal with before handing back the property.
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Return of the rental property. The rental property together with all inventory shall be returned, completely cleared, on the date of the end of the lease relationship (by noon) at the latest. The rental property shall essentially be returned to the landlord in the condition it was in at the start of the lease. However, the tenant shall not be liable for the natural wear and tear occurring due to contractual use. The tenant shall be responsible for thoroughly cleaning the rental property together with all accessories and inventory by the time of its return (in particular, floors, windows, woodwork, lavaboes, lighting bodies, cabinets, radiators, etc.), to restore their previous condition (see Article 10) and eliminating any damage to the rental property not due to
Return of the rental property. 10.1. Upon termination of the rental agreement, the lessee shall return the rental property in proper condition, cleaned, and with the surface finishes (e.g. walls, tiles, floor coverings) in the same condition as prior to the rental agreement, taking into account the wear and tear resulting from careful use in accordance with the agreement. 10.2. All boards, information signs and other advertising equipment of the lessee must be removed. The condition of the surface finishes shall be restored to their prior condition, taking into account the wear and tear resulting from careful use in accordance with the agreement. 10.3. In the event of improper fulfilment of the obligations according to points 10.1. and 10.2., the lessor shall be entitled to entrust a specialist company with the restoration of surface finishes and cleaning work; the lessee shall be obligated to reimburse the accrued costs within 14 days of submission of the invoices issued by the specialist company. The lessor’s claim is limited to the necessary costs. The lessor shall bear the costs if the lessor is subject to the maintenance obligation. 10.4. On the occasion of the return of the rental property at the end of the rental period, all keys of the rental property shall be handed over to the lessor without reimbursement of costs. In the event of loss or non-return of the keys, the lessee shall bear the costs of replacing the locking cylinders or locking system and the new keys.

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