Termination of the tenancy. 12. 01 The Tenant(s) shall provide the Landlord with a minimum of 60 days written notice of his intention to vacate at the end of the lease term, or if there is no lease term, at the end of a rental period, and such notice shall be in accordance with the provisions of the Act, and on the forms prescribed by the Act.
12. 02 Upon vacating the Rental Unit at the end of the Tenancy, the Rental Unit shall be left fit for immediate occupation by the Tenant(s) in a clean, undamaged state, with all furniture, refuse and the Tenant’s personal property removed, and in a clean, broom-swept condition.
12. 03 In the event the Tenant is required by law or agrees to vacate the Rented Premises on or before a certain date and the Landlord enters into a Tenancy Agreement with a third party to rent the premises for a term commencing immediately after such date and if the Tenant fails to give the Landlord vacant possession of the Rented Premises on or before such date thereby causing the Landlord to be liable to such third party, the Tenant hereby indemnifies the Landlord for all damages suffered thereby including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, for all legal costs incurred by the Landlord on a solicitor and-client basis and for damages incurred by the incoming tenant in respect of such improper over-holding.
12. 04 The Tenant(s) agree upon termination of this tenancy, to deliver possession of the Leased Premises to the Landlord or his authorized agent and further to surrender all keys, cards or fobs related to the Leased Premises, entrance doors to the Landlord’s building, electronic garage door openers and any other device to the Rental Unit or the Residential Complex.
12. 05 The Tenant(s) agree(s) that if the premises are vacant or abandoned, or if rent at any time remains unpaid and the majority of usual furnishings are absent from the premises, the Tenant shall be deemed to have abandoned the premises and the Landlord shall be entitled to, and may immediately enter the premises without notice to the Tenant, and shall have the right to re-rent the premises and the Tenant shall remain fully liable on this lease until the premises are re-rented. Anything left on the premises may at any time be sold or otherwise disposed of by the Landlord to such person and at such prices as it may see fit, and the net proceeds of any sale, after deducting any costs, shall be applied in reduction of indebtedness of the Tenant to the Landlord. If the Landlord has acted on ...
Termination of the tenancy. 5.1 The tenancy of the allotment plot shall automatically cease of any one of the following circumstances;
5.1.1 On the death of a tenant.
5.1.2 On the rent or any part of it being in arrears for more than 40 days.
5.1.3 If the tenant has not responded to WHBC or remedied their breach of tenancy during the 28 Day Notice to Quit Enforcement Process.
5.2 A Termination letter will be sent to the tenant stating the reasons why the tenancy has been terminated and that they have 10 days to remove their belongings (gardening tools, shed, greenhouse etc unless otherwise agreed by the council) and any crops from the plot and return the key and tenancy agreement to WHBC.
5.3 The tenant must be available to meet the council for one final inspection if required.
5.4 Only when WHBC is satisfied that the plot has been left tidy, free from excessive weeds and general waste will the WHBC determine the agreement.
5.5 In the event that the tenant refuses or is unable to undertake the work necessary to return the plot with all possessions and rubbish removed first WHBC will do the necessary work and reclaim the costs incurred from the tenant.
5.6 WHBC will not reimburse for crops that remain on the plot after the tenancy has ended, or for any improvements made to the plot.
5.7 The tenancy of the allotment garden shall determine on WHBC giving one months notice if the conditions of the tenancy are breached and whenever the tenancy or right of occupation of the council terminates.
6.1 WHBC reserves the right to review and amend if necessary the forgoing rules and regulations at anytime
Termination of the tenancy. 4.18.1 at the end of the Tenancy (regardless of how the Tenancy came to an end) to leave the furniture and effects in the rooms in which they were at the start of the Tenancy.
4.18.2 at the end of the Tenancy (regardless of how the Tenancy came to an end) to deliver up to the Landlord the Room and all fixtures fittings and additions and the furniture and effects or any substituted furniture and effects clean to a professional standard and tidy and in good repair, condition and decorative order (subject to fair wear and tear) in accordance with this agreement.
4.18.3 at the end of the Tenancy (regardless of how the Tenancy came to an end) to deliver up the Room with full vacant possession having removed any additional occupiers whether authorised or not, and to deliver up the Property having removed all possessions and all rubbish.
4.18.4 to agree that any item left at the Property for more than 14 days after the end of the Tenancy can, provided that the Landlord has made reasonable endeavours to give reasonable notice in writing to the tenant in advance Tenant, be sold by the Landlord and any sums raised from sale shall belong to the Tenant but the Landlord may deduct the cost of storage and sale; and to agree that where the Landlord reasonably believes that the Tenant intended to abandon any item which has been left at the Property for more than 14 days after the end of the tenancy, the Landlord may dispose of or keep that item.
4.18.5 give to the Landlord or the Agent or their representative on the last day of the Tenancy whether on its expiration or earlier ending of the Tenancy all keys and access fobs to the Property and to pay the cost of replacing any lock where keys are missing.
Termination of the tenancy. This Guarantee shall not be cancelled because the tenancy under the Agreement is terminated by Court Order by re-entry forfeiture notice or otherwise but I shall only be liable for any failure to pay the rent or other money or for any loss and the like resulting from any non compliance with the terms of the tenancy occurring up to the date of termination.
Termination of the tenancy. 1. At the end of the rental contract, the tenant is obliged to return the rental property completely cleared of all personal belongings, in a cleaned state, and with the associated keys. All inventory must be complete and accounted for. The windows and inventory must also be cleaned, and any existing refrigerator must be defrosted. Objects left behind will be disposed of at the expense of the tenant, given that the tenant fails to collect such objects upon request and following the unsuccessful setting of a deadline. Storage costs for the items are to be borne by the tenant. The landlord is only liable for damage or loss occurring during custody in the event of gross negligence or willful misconduct. The landlord is under no circumstances obliged to put the items under insurance protection or to take extensive security measures as if they were items belonging to the landlord. The landlord is entitled to refuse the surrender of these objects until these claims and any other claims arising from the tenancy have been settled by exercising his landlord's right of distress. The landlord is also entitled to destroy obvious rubbish or objects of no apparent value.
2. The landlord has the right to check the condition of the accommodation before the appointed time for handing it back. An appointment for this will be given to the tenant with a fair amount of notice.
3. In accordance with Section 2, defects or damage identified during the inspection are recorded in a protocol. Insofar as the tenant is responsible for these defects or damages, the period extending until the timely return of the rented premises is deemed to be the deadline pursuant to § 326 BGB. The landlord is entitled to repair defects and damages that have not yet been remedied by the deadline as determined by the return date, or to have such defects and damages remedied. In this case, the tenant is obliged to pay damages in cash for the expenses incurred and for any claims by third parties. The same also applies if the tenant has prevented or refused the timely viewing of the rented property.
4. If the tenant does not move out at the end of the tenancy or does not move out on time, or if the immediate further renting of the premises is not possible due to ongoing claims or the necessary repair of damage, and as a result the following tenant cannot move in, then the tenant is liable for all lost revenue and for all costs / damages which arise for the landlord or the subsequent tenant from not leasin...
Termination of the tenancy. 31 The Tenancy will terminate on the death of the Tenant. 32 The tenancy agreement shall be determined:
Termination of the tenancy. 5.1 The tenancy of the allotment plot shall automatically cease in any of the following circumstances;
a) On the death of a tenant;
b) On the rent, or any part of it, being in arrears for more than 40 days;
c) If the tenant has not responded to HPC or remedied their breach of tenancy during the 28 Day Notice to Quit Enforcement Process.
5.2 A Termination letter will be sent to the tenant (or, in the case of 5.1 (a) to their representative) stating the reasons why the tenancy has been terminated and giving 10 days (or as otherwise determined by HPC) to remove their property and any crops from the plot.
5.3 In the event that the tenant refuses or is unable to undertake the work necessary to return the plot free of all possessions and rubbish, HPC reserves the right to carry out the necessary work and reclaim the costs incurred from the tenant.
5.4 HPC will not reimburse tenants for crops that remain on the plot after the tenancy has ended, or for any improvements made to the plot.
Termination of the tenancy. Any member, officer or Contractor of the Council shall be entitled at any time when directed by the Council to enter and inspect the Allotment Garden in order to review or carry out any works required on the Allotment Site;
Termination of the tenancy a. The tenancy may be terminated by the Council by service of one month’s written notice on the tenant if:
(i) the plot is uncultivated three months after the commencement of the tenancy; or
(ii) the tenant has not observed the allotment rules or any other term or condition of their tenancy; or
(iii) the Tenant does not carry out written instructions given by the Council within the specified time scale.
b. Rent arrears of 30 days will result in the immediate termination of the tenancy.
c. If a plot is overgrown and/or less than 50 % cultivated the Council
i. will give a verbal warning to the Tenant to remedy the situation.
ii. will send a written notice to the Tenant giving 30 days to cultivate the plot if no improvements have been made following the verbal warning.
iii. reserves the right to get the weeds of an overgrown plot cut down if they are causing a nuisance to other tenants and recover the costs.
iv. will terminate the tenancy and give the Tenant 30 days to vacate if the plot remains uncultivated.
v. reserves the right to recover any costs incurred in restoring the allotment plot to rentable condition.
d. The tenancy of the allotment shall be terminated upon the death of a tenant or if the tenant leaves the parish.
e. The tenancy may be terminated by the Tenant by serving on the Council not less than two months’ written notice to quit. The council will not refund any rent paid when the cancellation is made at the request of the Tenant.
f. On the termination of the tenancy, the tenant shall remove any shed, greenhouse or other building or structure erected in the allotment plot within 14 days unless the Council agrees otherwise, which shall be confirmed in writing to tenant.
g. Notwithstanding any of the above, the tenancy may be terminated by the Council serving on the tenant not less than twelve months’ written notice to quit expiring on or before the 1st day of April or on or after the 30th day of September in any year.
Termination of the tenancy. 3.1 If the Tenant refuses or neglects to perform or observe any of the foregoing conditions, or if the rent for the Garage is at any time in arrears the Council may terminate the tenancy forthwith on giving one week’s notice in writing to the Tenant and such termination shall be without prejudice to any right or remedy of the Council in respect of any breach of these conditions.The Tenant shall be liable for the payment of rent up to the date of the termination of the tenancy.
3.2 The Council reserves the right to regain possession of the Garage on giving proper notice at any time and for whatever reason including redevelop
