Abandoned Belongings Sample Clauses

Abandoned Belongings. 7.01 If your rent is ten (10) days late and you have removed your personal belongings (except for things which appear to be rubbish, which we may dispose of immediately), we are entitled to assume that you have permanently left the Unit. In that event, we will immediately take possession of the Unit so that we can rent it to someone else, without your permission or an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board, and without limiting all of our other rights against you for any breach by you of this Agreement or any law.
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Abandoned Belongings. The Tenant will be responsible for meeting all reasonable removal and/or storage charges incurred by the Landlord when belongings are left in the Let Property. The Landlord will remove said belongings and store them for a maximum of 14 days from the date the Tenant leaves the Let Property. The Landlord will notify the Tenant at his last known address/email address (if provided). If the belongings are not collected within 14 days, the Landlord will consider same to be abandoned and will dispose of the items. The Tenant will be liable for the reasonable costs of disposal which may be deducted from any funds arising from the sale of the belongings or the deposit.
Abandoned Belongings a. If your rent is 10 days late and you have removed your personal belongings from the Unit, we may assume that you have moved out. We will make reasonable efforts to contact you to determine if you have left the Unit. We will inspect your Unit to determine if you have permanently left the Unit. b. If it is determined, on reasonable grounds, that you have permanently left the Unit, we will take possession of the Unit, without your permission or an order from the Landlord and Tenant Board, in order to rent it to someone else. c. You will be responsible for paying for all amounts for rent, utilities, and other charges until the Unit has been rented to someone else. d. After we have determined that you have permanently left the Unit, we will mail you a letter to your last known address notifying you that we will be getting rid of any furniture, clothes, or other personal belongings. If you do not retrieve your property within 30 days after we send you this letter, we may get rid of your property as we see fit, including selling or keeping it for our own use. You will be charged for the cost of storage, disposal, and all damages. e. You agree to tell us, in writing, if you plan to be away from the Unit for more than seven (7) days and understand that, by not telling us, we may reasonably consider this as proof that you have permanently left the Unit. f. You acknowledge that permanently leaving the Unit means you are still responsible under the terms and conditions of this Tenancy Lease and that we may still take legal action against you even if we take possession of the Unit in order to rent it to someone else. g. We may dispose of belongings left behind in the Unit (including selling or keeping them for our own use) right away and without telling you, if you have moved out of the Unit because: i) you signed an agreement to end your tenancy; ii) you gave us a notice that you were moving out; or iii) the Landlord and Tenant Board issued an order against you terminating your tenancy which has not yet been enforced by the Sheriff within 72 hours from the time the locks were changed. h. We may remove property left in the Unit and store it elsewhere (although we may dispose of unsafe or dirty items right away) if: i) we have reason to believe that you have permanently left the Unit; or ii) you are the only Tenant and you pass away, which ends your tenancy. i. We may dispose of property left in the Unit (including selling or keeping it for our own use) in any of the...

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