Common use of Breach by Resident Clause in Contracts

Breach by Resident. Each obligation of the Lease Agreement is material and violation of any obligation or misrepresentation of any information is a breach of the Lease Agreement. Owner may, at its option, enforce the performance of this Lease Agreement and/or may give notice to Resident of its election to terminate the Lease Agreement. If Resident does not pay Rent when due, then Owner may give Resident written notice demanding payment. If Rent is not paid within the time period specified in the notice (but not less than three [3] days after receipt of the notice), then Owner may take any or all actions regarding collections as stated in the Community Handbook. Owner may employ an attorney or collection agency to obtain the overdue Rent, or Owner may terminate this Lease Agreement. If Owner employs an attorney or collection agency, Resident must pay the fees and costs of that attorney or collection agency. If Resident fails to comply with any of the non-monetary terms of the Lease Agreement, including damaging the Premises or violating any of the rules and regulations contained in the Community Handbook, or other restrictions, Owner will give Resident written notice (“Notice of Violation/Breach”) of the violation/breach. If the damage is not repaired or the violation/breach is not corrected within the time period specified in the Notice of Violation/Breach from receipt of the notice, Owner may correct the violation/breach or damage and charge the cost to Resident and/or give Resident a thirty (30) day notice to terminate the Lease Agreement (“Notice of Termination of Tenancy”) unless the violation/breach is remedied by Resident within the fourteen (14) day period and provided that the violation/breach can be remedied. Notice is hereby given that Resident is responsible for paying any fines, penalties, or other assessments charged because of Resident’s failure to comply with the terms of the Lease Agreement. If the breach of the Lease Agreement is due to Resident’s, Occupants’ and/or guests’ use of the Premises for unlawful purposes, or if Resident, Occupants or guests cause or threaten to cause injury to any person, Owner may terminate the Lease Agreement. Neither Owner nor Resident shall forfeit or waive any existing or future right or remedy by pursuing a lawsuit. Resident’s eviction by a court or other breach of this Lease Agreement or Owner’s Service of a Notice of Termination of Tenancy on Resident shall not release Resident from liability for payment for the balance of the Term of the Lease Agreement.

Breach by Resident. Each obligation of the Lease Agreement is material and violation of any obligation or misrepresentation of any information is a breach of the Lease Agreement. Owner may, at its option, enforce the performance of this Lease Agreement and/or may give notice to Resident of its election to terminate the Lease Agreement. If Resident does not pay Rent when due, then Owner may give Resident written notice demanding payment. If Rent is not paid within the time period specified in the notice (but not less than three [3] days after receipt of the notice), then Owner may take any or all actions regarding collections as stated in the Community Handbook. Owner may employ an attorney or collection agency to obtain the overdue Rent, or Owner may terminate this Lease Agreement. If Owner employs an attorney or collection agency, Resident must pay the fees and costs of that attorney or collection agency. If Resident fails to comply with any of the non-monetary terms of the Lease Agreement, including damaging the Premises or violating any of the rules and regulations contained in the Community Handbook, or other restrictions, Owner will give Resident written notice (“Notice of Violation/Breach”) of the violation/breach. If the damage is not repaired or the violation/breach is not corrected within the time period specified in the Notice of Violation/Breach from receipt of the notice, Owner may correct the violation/breach or damage and charge the cost to Resident and/or give Resident a thirty (30) day notice to terminate that the Lease Agreement (“Notice of Termination of Tenancy”) unless the violation/breach is remedied by Resident within the will terminate upon a date not less than fourteen (14) day period and provided days from the receipt of written notice, if the breach is not remedied within that the violation/breach can be remediedtime period. Notice is hereby given that If Resident is responsible for paying any fines, penalties, or other assessments charged because of Resident’s failure fails to comply with South Carolina law materially affecting health and safety (Section 27-40- 510 of South Carolina Code), and that non-compliance can be remedied by cleaning or by the terms repair and/or replacement of a damaged item, and Resident fails (i) to comply as promptly as conditions require in case of emergency or (ii) within fourteen (14) days after written notice by Owner specifying the breach and requesting that Resident remedy it within that period of time, then Owner may enter the Premises and cause the work to be done and Resident shall reimburse Owner for its cost. In addition, Owner shall have all the remedies available to it under the law. If Resident fails to comply with South Carolina law materially affecting health and safety (Section 27-40- 510 of South Carolina Code) other than as set forth above, and Resident fails (i) to comply as promptly as conditions require in case of emergency or (ii) within fourteen (14) days after written notice by Owner specifying the breach and requesting that Resident remedy it within that period of time, then Owner may terminate this Lease Agreement. If the breach of the Lease Agreement is due to Resident’s, Occupants’ and/or guests’ use of the Premises for unlawful purposes, or if Resident, Occupants or guests cause or threaten to cause injury to any person, Owner may terminate the Lease Agreement. Neither Owner nor Resident shall forfeit or waive any existing or future right or remedy by pursuing a lawsuit. Resident’s eviction by a court or other breach of this Lease Agreement or Owner’s Service of a Notice of Termination of Tenancy on Resident shall not release Resident from liability for payment for the balance of the Term of the Lease Agreement.

Breach by Resident. Each obligation of the Lease Agreement is material and violation of any obligation or misrepresentation of any information is a breach of the Lease Agreement. Owner may, at its option, enforce the performance of this Lease Agreement and/or may give notice to Resident of its election to terminate the Lease Agreement. If Resident does not pay Rent when due, then (a) Owner may give Resident written notice demanding payment. If Rent is not paid within the time period specified in the notice (but not less than three [3] days after receipt of the notice), then Owner may take any or all actions regarding collections as stated in the Community Handbook; or (b) IF RESIDENT DOES NOT PAY RENT ON TIME, this shall serve as notice. If Resident does not pay the rent within five days of the due date, Owner can start eviction proceedings. Resident will get no other notices as long as Resident resides in the Premises. Owner may employ an attorney or collection agency to obtain the overdue Rent, or Owner may terminate this Lease Agreement. If Owner employs an attorney or collection agency, Resident must pay the fees and costs of that attorney or collection agency. If Resident fails to comply with any of the non-monetary terms of the Lease Agreement, including damaging the Premises or violating any of the rules and regulations contained in the Community Handbook, or other restrictions, Owner will give Resident written notice (“Notice of Violation/Breach”) of the violation/breach. If the damage is not repaired or the violation/breach is not corrected within the time period specified in the Notice of Violation/Breach from receipt of the notice, Owner may correct the violation/breach or damage and charge the cost to Resident and/or give Resident a thirty (30) day notice to terminate that the Lease Agreement (“Notice of Termination of Tenancy”) unless the violation/breach is remedied by Resident within the will terminate upon a date not less than fourteen (14) day period and provided days from the receipt of written notice, if the breach is not remedied within that the violation/breach can be remediedtime period. Notice is hereby given that If Resident is responsible for paying any fines, penalties, or other assessments charged because of Resident’s failure fails to comply with South Carolina law materially affecting health and safety (Section 27-40- 510 of South Carolina Code), and that non-compliance can be remedied by cleaning or by the terms repair and/or replacement of a damaged item, and Resident fails (i) to comply as promptly as conditions require in case of emergency or (ii) within fourteen (14) days after written notice by Owner specifying the breach and requesting that Resident remedy it within that period of time, then Owner may enter the Premises and cause the work to be done and Resident shall reimburse Owner for its cost. In addition, Owner shall have all the remedies available to it under the law. If Resident fails to comply with South Carolina law materially affecting health and safety (Section 27-40- 510 of South Carolina Code) other than as set forth above, and Resident fails (i) to comply as promptly as conditions require in case of emergency or (ii) within fourteen (14) days after written notice by Owner specifying the breach and requesting that Resident remedy it within that period of time, then Owner may terminate this Lease Agreement. If the breach of the Lease Agreement is due to Resident’s, Occupants’ and/or guests’ use of the Premises for unlawful purposes, or if Resident, Occupants or guests cause or threaten to cause injury to any person, Owner may terminate the Lease Agreement. Neither Owner nor Resident shall forfeit or waive any existing or future right or remedy by pursuing a lawsuit. Resident’s eviction by a court or other breach of this Lease Agreement or Owner’s Service of a Notice of Termination of Tenancy on Resident shall not release Resident from liability for payment for the balance of the Term of the Lease Agreement.