Common use of Tenant's Liability for Damage Clause in Contracts

Tenant's Liability for Damage. Tenant shall be liable for any damage to the premises caused by Tenant's acts or neglect other than reasonable wear and tear. Tenant shall also be liable for any damage to the premises caused by a family member, invitee, licensee, or any person acting under Tenant's control. If repair, replacement, maintenance or cleaning costs exceed those due to normal use and wear, Tenant will be charged a maintenance coordination fee of 15% of those costs exceeding normal use and wear (minimum charge of $25). Tenant agrees to pay $25 for each invoice or service charged/paid on tenant’s damage, cleaning and security deposit accounting. Any expenses incurred for damages determined to be the Tenant’s responsibility shall be promptly paid for by Tenant.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Residential Rental Agreement, Residential Rental Agreement, Residential Rental Agreement

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