Common use of Additional Occupants Clause in Contracts

Additional Occupants. 9.1. The Tenant is required to get the Landlord’s written permission (which the Landlord will not unreasonably withhold) before allowing any Additional Occupants to move into the Apartment. 9.2. The Landlord may require at their discretion for any Additional Occupants over of the age of 18 to pass an internal referencing check to establish the Occupant’s suitability to live in the Apartment. 9.3. The Landlord may also request any Additional Occupants over of the age of 18 to pass a Credit Check with the Landlord’s preferred Credit Check agent. 9.4. The Landlord reserves the right to reject any applications for Additional Occupants at the Landlord’s absolute discretion. 9.5. The Tenant is required to inform the Landlord in writing whenever any of the Additional Occupants cease to reside at the Apartment. 9.6. The Tenant will not allow the Apartment to be overcrowded at any point of the Tenancy. This means that there should be no more than 2 occupants per bedroom living in any Apartment. 9.7. The Additional Occupants are not Tenants and do not have Tenant rights within this Tenancy Agreement. 9.8. The Landlord does not have any Tenancy related obligations towards any Additional Occupants. 9.9. The Additional Occupants can cease to occupy the Premises at any point during this Tenancy Agreement as they are not bound by this Tenancy Agreement to fulfil the requirements or fulfil the period of this Tenancy. 9.10. Additional Occupants are accountable to abide by the Terms & Conditions set out in the Additional Occupant Agreement. 9.11. The Tenant is held accountable for any damage, loss, injury or breach of these Terms and Conditions caused by any Visitor or Additional Occupant visiting or living with the Tenant.