Examples of Cautionary Deposit in a sentence
The price of your Holiday including any Cautionary Deposit and any extras (e.g. pet fees) will be notified to you prior to your request to book being confirmed.
You will not be permitted to have access to the Property if there is any sum (whether Cautionary Deposit or otherwise) outstanding at the Check-in time and clause 5.6 above will apply.
If any proportion of the Cautionary Deposit is retained, or a further charge is made under this clause 6 and you dispute the same, we will provide you with the Owner’s contact details and you will be required to resolve the issue directly with them.
You will be informed of the amount of the Cautionary Deposit to be paid at the time of Booking.
If you fail to pay any sums (including the Cautionary Deposit) by the due date we may either charge your debit or credit card for the amount owing plus an administration charge of £30 or we may cancel your Holiday and use any monies paid to cover the costs incurred by you breaching these terms and conditions.
The Cautionary Deposit must be paid one week before the Check-in time.
Otherwise, if any loss or damage is discovered then you will be informed of the amount to be deducted from the Cautionary Deposit.
You agree to take proper care of the Property and its contents during your Holiday and we may deduct costs from your Cautionary Deposit if you fail to do so.
If you use any extra bedrooms the cost of the additional use will be deducted from your Cautionary Deposit and then, if there is a shortfall, your credit or debit card.
If your Check-in time is between the last Friday in December and the first Friday in January, the Cautionary Deposit will be due no later than the 18th December.