Common use of Tenant’s Conduct Clause in Contracts

Tenant’s Conduct. Neither the Tenant nor their guests shall engage in any activity which interferes with the quiet enjoyment of other neighbors. Tenant agrees to keep the property clean, quiet and orderly. Failure by Tenant to abide by these terms, following written notice by Landlord, shall be grounds for termination of this lease. Drug activity and other legal matters: If tenant or guest is engaging in illegal activities in the home, including sale or use of drugs on the premises, Landlord has the right to terminate the lease immediately. This includes criminal charges against the tenant or guest that the landlord may discover themselves, through police reports, or court record searches. Tenant shall not host guests in units for any period longer than 48 consecutive hours. If Landlord receives notice that a tenant’s guest has been in the unit for more than 48 consecutive hours, tenant will be in violation of the lease agreement and subject to eviction or an additional charge up to the full amount of rent. Initials

Tenant’s Conduct. Neither the Tenant nor their guests shall engage in any activity which interferes with the quiet enjoyment of other neighbors. Tenant Xxxxxx agrees to keep the property clean, quiet and orderly. Failure by Tenant to abide by these terms, following written notice by LandlordXxxxxxxx, shall be grounds for termination of this lease. Drug activity and other legal matters: If tenant or guest is engaging in illegal activities in the home, including sale or use of drugs on the premises, Landlord has the right to terminate the lease immediately. This includes criminal charges against the tenant or guest that the landlord may discover themselves, through police reports, or court record searches. Tenant shall not host guests in units for any period longer than 48 consecutive hours. If Landlord receives notice that a tenant’s guest has been in the unit for more than 48 consecutive hours, tenant will be in violation of the lease agreement and subject to eviction or an additional charge up to the full amount of rent. Initials