Unauthorized Occupant definition
Examples of Unauthorized Occupant in a sentence
Regular acceptance of mail at the Premises for any person not listed as a Resident on this lease agreement shall be deemed as indicating an Unauthorized Occupant is living in the unit.
Tenant is subject to Unauthorized Occupant Fees (see Fee Addendum) for violation of this provision.
Tenant(s) are prohibited from issuing keys or key copies and/or a garage clicker to an Unauthorized Occupant.
Tenant is not permitted to have any Unauthorized Occupant staying in the Leased Premises.
An Unauthorized Occupant is defined as a person who is staying in the unit but is not listed on the lease agreement or approved by the Landlord to dwell in the unit.
Unauthorized Occupant is defined as anyone not listed on the Lease that has stayed in the Leased Premises for more than three (3) days in a row without Landlord’s prior written consent.
Unauthorized Occupant – An Unauthorized Occupant is defined as a person who is staying in the unit but is not listed on the lease agreement or approved by the Landlord to dwell in the unit.
If the Resident allows re-occurring visits of more than 7 days and/or nights in a 12-week period without Landlord prior written approval, the Resident can be considered allowing an Unauthorized Occupant.
If Tenant violates this provision, Tenant shall pay an Unauthorized Occupant Fee pursuant to the Fee Addendum for the added burden on Manager of managing the property with unauthorized occupants and/or curing the lease violation.
Occupancy by an Unauthorized Occupants can result in termination of this Lease with 30-day(s) written notice, and an increase in Rent by $500.00 per month for each Unauthorized Occupant.