Common use of UTILITY AND OTHER CHARGES Clause in Contracts

UTILITY AND OTHER CHARGES. Charges to be paid by Tenant: Tenant must pay for his own electricity and/or gas consumption, if so required by their Lease Agreement until the last date of Lease expiration regardless of whether said tenant occupies the apartment. Tenant must personally apply in his own name to the power company for electricity and/or gas and must pay directly to the public utility, any security deposit that may be required in order to supply electricity and/or gas to the apartment. Tenant shall also pay for all additional services, such as telephone, laundry, and cable television (if cable television is supplied to the “Complex”). The cost of the foregoing additional services is not included in the monthly rent, subject to the requirements of the Lease Agreement.

UTILITY AND OTHER CHARGES. Charges to be paid by Tenant: Tenant must pay for his own electricity and/or gas consumption, if so required by their Lease Agreement until the last date of Lease lease expiration regardless of whether said tenant occupies the apartment. Tenant must personally apply in his own name to the power company for electricity and/or gas and must pay directly to the public utility, any security deposit that may be required in order to supply electricity and/or gas to the apartment. Tenant shall also pay for all additional services, such as telephone, laundry, and cable television (if cable television is supplied to the “Complex”). The cost of the foregoing additional services is not included in the monthly rent, subject to the requirements of the Lease Agreement.