Common use of PRICE Clause in Contracts

PRICE. The lessee having paid the deposit on the rental undertakes to take possession of the premises at the handover established by the rental contract and to pay the balance of the rental one month before the arrival date whatever may arise; illness, accident or unforeseen event. Should these conditions not be fulfilled, the agent will have the right to re-let immediately the premises covered by this contract. However, the lessee will still be required to pay the balance of the rental. If it is possible to re-let the premises, only the loss sustained by the landlord and the agent’s commission remain at the defaulting lessee’s expense. Conversely, should the landlord not make the premises available, compensation equivalent to the amount of the deposit will be due to the lessee. The amount of the rental stipulated in this contract includes: - the rental itself of the accommodation equipped in accordance with the description in your possession, - heating costs, consumption of hot and cold water, electricity (except during the season when electricity is at the tenant’s expense). Discounts and promotions are not cumulative and are subject to conditions and availability. Prices and discounts may vary depending on our pricing policy. In addition to the amount of the rental, the tenant will be responsible for: - telephone costs (the cost of calls will be deducted from the security deposit following a meter reading), any firewood, cancellation insurance (if appropriate), bank charges in respect of cashing cheques drawn abroad. Local tourist tax is payable in addition to the prices shown.

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Samples: Contrat De Location, Location Agreement, Location Agreement