Vacate definition
Vacate means to set aside a previous action.
Vacate means to set aside or legally void a previous action.
Vacate shall be defined as Tenant’s ceasing to use the Premises for its Permitted Use or the removal of substantially all of its furniture and equipment and personal property from the Premises.
Examples of Vacate in a sentence
Failure To Vacate: The Resident understands and agrees that the University may rent the apartment to new occupants effective the day following the termination of the Resident’s Housing Agreement.
More Definitions of Vacate
Vacate or “Abandon” shall mean to nullify, cancel, invalidate, surrender, or relinquish occupancy, possession, control, or ownership.
Vacate means to temporarily leave your Accommodation over the winter closure;
Vacate means in particular the removal of any movable property owned by the Tenant and other items placed by the Tenant and located in the Subject of Rental.
Vacate means to terminate the existence of the road by direct action of the commissioners court of a county.
Vacate means to put an end to, annul, cancel or rescind a plat or any portion thereof, or any area designated or dedicated for public use.
Vacate means to temporarily leave your Accommodation over the holiday closure;
Vacate means to move out; to make vacant or empty; to leave.