Use of the rental property. (1) The lessee is aware of the condition and age of the leased property. The lessee may only use the leased property for the contractually agreed purpose. Any further subletting or other transfer of use to third parties is expressly not permitted.
Use of the rental property. The Lessee at his/her own costs and expense, will use the Rental Property in a careful and prudent manner, keeping the same in good repair at all times by an experienced and competent operator.
Use of the rental property. 2.1.1 The rental property shall serve exclusively the agreed purpose. Every full or partial change in the type of use shall require the lessor's written consent.
Use of the rental property. The Tenant shall use the Rental Property solely for vacation and recreational purposes and shall not used it for any unlawful activities. This includes Parties.
Use of the rental property. The tenant must arrive on the day and at the time shown on the rental contract. He must inform the owner in the event of late or postponed arrival. The tenant will use the rental property in the orderly, careful manner for which it is intended. He will undertake to leave the property in the same clean condition in which he found it. All furniture and household equipment will be returned to the position it occupied upon arrival. The cost of repairs, large or small, due to the tenant’s misuse during the rental period will be charged to him. No third party is allowed to benefit from the rental unless previously agreed by the owner. Subletting, even without charge, is strictly forbidden for whatsoever reason and will result in cancellation of the rental agreement with no refund of the remaining rental period charges. The rental property is to be used for temporary or holiday accommodation only; no professional, commercial or artisanal activities of any type may be pursued except in a temporary or occasional fashion during the rental period and then only for a maximum of three months. Tents may not be erected or caravans parked on the property without the owner’s prior consent. The owner will hand over the accommodation equipped and furnished as described and ensure service and maintenance. As a general rule tenants must leave the property at the time stated in the agreement or at a time agreed between himself and the owner after the final inventory and inspection. Pets are not allowed Exceptional circumstances The number of tenants cannot be higher than the maximum shown in the description of the accommodation. In exceptional cases and with the owner’s consent, this rule may be overlooked.
Use of the rental property. If the Tenant intends to bring very heavy objects (machines, safes etc.) or equipment that can cause noise or vibrations (e.g. air-conditioning systems etc.) into the rental property, the written consent of the Landlord must be obtained in advance in order to clarify the necessary bearing capacity of the floors or possible effects for other rental properties. In each case, the Tenant is obliged to take all necessary and appropriate measures to prevent sound transmissions and vibrations. In this context, Colliers International Zurich AG will have a study carried out by an external engineer by November 2018 to confirm the floor bearing capacity (in kg/m2) of the individual areas/floors The Tenant shall be liable for all consequences in connection with a breach of this obligation, in particular for all justified claims of other tenants (reduction of rent and compensation for damages in accordance with Art. 259d and 259e OR) or neighbours and is obligated to participate in proceedings in the event of a dispute upon notification of a dispute and to conduct this, at the request of the Landlord, in his own name and at his own risk - also with regard to the consequences in terms of costs and compensation. Access to the building etc. as well as passage or other free spaces may not be used for storing objects and goods of any kind. Vehicles may only be parked in the designated, rented parking spots. Refuse of any kind may only be stored at the locations specified by the Landlord and in compliance with the law. The Landlord is entitled to co-use the shafts that run through the rental property and any subsequently constructed shafts, as well as all other shafts, which can be (co-)used by the Tenant for all kinds of supply and return lines. The Tenant is then also entitled to use the shafts present in the rental property for supply and return lines to the extent the available capacities permit this. If he wishes to make use of them, he must obtain prior written consent of the Landlord.
Use of the rental property. 12.1 The Tenant agrees to use the rental property in a careful and reasonable manner, to preserve a state of cleanliness of the property and its surrounding area, to prevent destruction and damage in the rental property including all of the appliances that serve the Tenant whether they serve only the Tenant or together with other Tenants, excluding only damage or depreciation that result from normal or reasonable use.
