THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. PLEASE NOTE: These are the things that the Tenant agrees to do or not to do. It is important for the Tenant to understand what he must or must not do, If the Tenant breaks, or does not comply with any of these obligations, the Landlord may be entitled to claim damages or compensation from the Tenant, or to seek other legal remedies against the Tenant, including the possibility of eviction. The Tenant agrees with the Landlord as follows:
2.1 The Tenant shall accept the Room, the Apartment, the Common Parts and the Building as being in good and tenantable repair and condition as at the Tenancy Start Date unless the Tenant informs the Landlord in writing of any defects in the condition and repair within 48 hours of the Tenancy Start Date.
2.2 The Tenant shall accept that all the Contents are present in the Room or the Apartment unless the Tenant informs the Landlord in writing that items are missing from the Inventory within 48 hours of the Tenancy Start Date.
2.3 To pay the Rent promptly on the Rent Payment Dates (as detailed below), and in accordance with the Method of Rental Payment as set out in the Offer of Tenancy, whether formally demanded or not. The Tenant will not set-off any amounts against the Rent. Payments by other persons on behalf of the Tenant will be considered as if payments from the Tenant.
2.4 If payment of the Rent or any other money due from the Tenant is late, the Landlord reserves the right to charge interest at the rate of 4% above the Barclays Bank PLC Managed LIBOR (three month) base rate and from time to time on the outstanding amount from the date payment was due until the payment is made in full (both before and after any judgment by a Court). Interest will be charged on a daily basis and the Landlord may recover the interest as though it were rent.
2.5 To pay a fair and reasonable proportion of the cost of providing electricity, gas (if any) and water (the "Utilities") to the Building (such proportion to be determined by the Landlord.) The Rent includes the cost of the Landlord providing the Utilities at an allowance of £500.00 per Tenant per Tenancy Period but this allowance will not necessarily provide the Tenant's total requirement and may need to be topped up by payment of additional sums. If the Tenant's share of the Utilities exceeds the Tenancy Period allowance then the Tenant will pay a fair and reasonable proportion of the overall additional consumption as reasonably determined by the Landlord. The Landlord will notify...
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. The Tenant agrees:
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 The Tenant further agrees that he will not: No Removal of Items a) remove from the Flat any of the items, furniture and/or fittings except with the prior written permission of the Landlord and to replace any and all such removed items, furniture and/or fittings with similar articles of at least equal value or, if the Landlord so requires, pay to the Landlord the value of any of the items, furniture and/or fittings (or part thereof) which may be destroyed or damaged (reasonable wear and tear and damage by accidental fire excepted); No Structural Alteration or Addition b) make or permit or suffer to be made any alteration or addition (structural or otherwise) to the Flat or any part thereof without the prior written consent of the Landlord; Hanging of Pictures or Paintings c) hack any holes or drive any nails or anything whatsoever into the walls or to bore any holes into the ceiling without the prior written consent of the Landlord except where the same is reasonably done to hang pictures or paintings in areas where it is possible to do so. If this is done, the Tenant shall ensure that all nails and hooks are to be removed, holes patched and touch-up paintwork applied to reinstate such alterations to their original state at the end of the Term; No Assignment or Subletting d) assign sublet or part with the possession of the Flat or any part thereof to other persons; No Unauthorized Storage e) keep or permit to be kept on the Flat any materials of a dangerous or explosive nature the keeping of which may contravene and/or be a breach of any statute or regulations or which may either result in an increase in insurance premium or render any fire policy to become null and void; No Addition or Removal of Locks f) alter, remove or add any lock or security device and/or accompanying keys, access cards or transponders without the prior written consent of the Landlord; No Pets g) keep in the Flat any dog or other animal or bird or pet without the prior written consent of the Landlord. Such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld but shall be subject to the rules and regulations of the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority, the HDB or any other local authorities; No Smoking h) smoke cigarettes, cigars or similar tobacco products inside the Flat; Use of Flat i) do or permit to be done in or upon the Flat any act or thing which may become a nuisance or annoyance to or in any way interfere with the quiet enjoyment of other occupiers of the building in which the Flat i...
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. WHAT THE TENANT MUST PAY FOR AND HOW THE TENANT MUST LOOK AFTER THE PROPERTY. THE TENANT PROMISES THE LANDLORD:
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. 3.1 The Tenant shall accept the Room, the Flat/House, the Building Common Parts, the Flat/House Common Parts and the Building as being in good and tenantable repair and condition and fit for the purposes for which they are let and/or intended to be used as at the Tenancy Start Date unless the Tenant informs the College in writing of any defects in the condition and repair within 48 hours of the Tenancy Start Date. The Tenant agrees to keep the same clean to the satisfaction of the College and leave the same in the same good condition at the Tenancy End Date.
3.2 The Tenant shall accept that all the Contents are present in the Room or the Flat/House unless the Tenant informs the College in writing that items are missing from the inventory within 48 hours of the Tenancy Start Date.
3.3 The Tenant shall advise the College, at the point of application, where there may be a requirement for additional/adapted equipment in the Room or Flat/House Common Parts. The Tenant is strongly encouraged to inspect the Building prior to occupation in order that any such reasonable adjustments may be agreed. Supporting medical evidence may be required where reasonable adjustment is identified.
3.4 Pay to the College (or to whosoever the College shall direct) the Rent on the dates set out in the Tenancy Details. Any person who is not the Tenant and who makes payments due from the Tenant does so as agent of the Tenant.
3.5 Pay to the College before the Tenancy Start Date one instalment of rent payment.
3.6 Pay to the College (or to whosoever the College shall direct), an administration fee of £25 plus VAT for each late payment of Rent or any other amount due from the Tenant under the terms of the Tenancy Agreement.
3.7 Promptly notify the Residences Manager of any damage to or defect in the Room and/or the Contents and/or the Flat/House and/or the Building.
3.8 Operate the Service Media and electrical appliances in the Flat/House in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and not change, damage, alter or interfere with them in any way and ensure that any electrical appliances which do not belong to the College comply with all relevant standards and regulations.
3.9 Pay a fair and reasonable proportion, as determined by the College acting reasonably, of the costs incurred by the College in making good damage to the Room, the Flat/House, the Building Common Parts or the Flat/House Common Parts and/or in replacing any fixtures or fittings damaged therein which arises due t...
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. 2.1 To pay the Rent at the times and in the manner set out on the first page of this agreement.
2.2 To pay and to keep the Landlord indemnified against all charges in respect of any electric, gas, water, sewage, internet and telephonic or televisual services used at or supplied to the Property and Council Tax or any similar property tax that might be charged in addition to or replacement of it during the Term.
2.3 To keep the items on the Inventory (if any) and the interior of the Property in a good and clean state and condition and not damage or injure the Property or the items on the Inventory (if any) (fair wear and tear excepted).
2.4 To yield up the Property with full vacant possession and the items on the Inventory (if any) at the end of the Term in the same clean state and condition it/they was/were in at the beginning of the Term (but the Tenant will not be responsible for fair wear and tear caused during normal use of the Property and the items on the Inventory or for any damage covered by and recoverable under the insurance policy effected by the Landlord under clause 3.2).
2.5 Not to make any alteration or addition to the Property and not without the prior written consent of the Landlord (consent not to be withheld unreasonably) do any redecoration or painting of the Property and to carry out any permitted redecoration or painting to a professional standard using such colours and materials as the Landlord shall approve.
2.6 Not do anything on or at the Property which
(a) may be or become a nuisance or annoyance to any other occupiers of the Property or owners or occupiers of adjoining or nearby premises
(b) is illegal or immoral
(c) may in any way affect the validity of the insurance of the Property and the items listed on the Inventory or cause an increase in the premium payable by the Landlord
(d) will cause any blockages in the drainage system and in the case of breach of this clause the Tenant to be responsible for the reasonable cost of such repair or other works which will be reasonably required
2.7 Not to allow or keep any pet or any kind of animal at the Property.
2.8 To use the Property as a private residence for the Tenant and such other occupiers as the Landlord has expressly permitted only. The Tenant is not to have any other lodgers or long-term guests at the Property without the Landlord's express consent and is not to commit any action that would lead to the Landlord being in breach of any obligation regarding the licensing of the...
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. Looking after the property
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. The Tenant agrees with the Landlord and the University as follows: to maintain full-time student status during the Tenancy Period; to provide to us within four weeks of the Tenancy Start Date and thereafter on our request within 14 days so that we can confirm your student status during the Tenancy Period, proof of student status (valid student matriculation card or letter of confirmation from the institute of study).; to pay the Rent as follows: Rent and other applicable accommodation fees are payable by you for each term on demand. You can view the weekly fees for accommodation and find instructions on how to pay at xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/accommodation/fees-guidance-and-payment. You will be notified via your UCL email account when your invoices are available on your Portico account. The payment due date will be indicated on your invoice. Your Rent and other applicable accommodation fees will not be reduced to take account of any periods when you did not occupy your Room.
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS. 2.1 The Tenant agrees to pay the Rent punctually, on the dates for payment.
2.2 The Tenant shall not fail or refuse to pay any rent due under this Lease with the intention that the amount of such rent may be recovered by the Owner from the security bond. (This is an offence in accordance with Section 52 of the Act and is subject to a maximum penalty of $1,000.00).
THE TENANT’S OBLIGATIONS a) To pay the rent at the time and in the manner aforesaid clear of all deductions.
b) To use the said plot as an allotment garden for the purposes of growing fruit and vegetables for the Tenants own consumption and for no other purpose.
c) To keep the plot cultivated at all times and free from weeds and in a clean and tidy condition.
d) Not to assign or underlet or part with possession of the said plot or any part thereof.
e) Not to plant any trees or fruit bushes or any crops which require more than 12 months to mature without the written permission of the Council.
f) Not to cut or prune any timber or other trees or to take, sell or carry away any minerals, gravel, sand or clay.
g) Not to erect any building or structure on the plot without the previous written consent of the Council.
h) Not to cause any damage to fences, xxxxxx or notice boards which have been or may at any time be erected upon the site.
i) Not to deposit or allow to be deposited on the said plot any earth, road sweepings, refuse or other materials excepting only manure in quantities such as may be reasonably required for immediate use in cultivation.
j) To observe all rules and regulations relating to allotments which have been or may be at any time hereafter made by the Council.
k) Bonfires will be restricted to hours of daylight only and shall be undertaken with due regard for other allotment holders and the public at large.
l) To permit access to any duly authorised officer of the Council to allow for inspection of the plot.
m) Not to cause or permit any nuisance or annoyance to the occupier of any other allotment site or obstruct or encroach on any path or roadway set out by the landlord for the use of occupiers of the allotment sites.
