CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESIDENT RECORDS Sample Clauses

CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESIDENT RECORDS. The Landlord or managing agent shall not release financial information about a Resident or prospective Resident, other than a Resident’s rent payment record and the amount of the Resident’s periodic rental payment, to a third party without the prior written consent of the Resident or prospective Resident or upon service on the Landlord of a subpoena for the production of records. This section shall not preclude the Landlord from releasing information pertaining to the Resident or prospective Resident in the event of an emergency or to the legal representatives of the Resident to include Executors and Administrators of estates and Trustees and Guardians in the performance of their duties. (The confidentiality restrictions of this provision shall not apply where the Resident is in default of the rental payments nor will it preclude the use of information to recover monies owed by the Resident.)
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CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESIDENT RECORDS. The Landlord or managing agent shall not release financial information about a Resident or prospective Resident to a third party, other than a Resident’s rent payment record and the amount of the Resident’s periodic rental payment, without the prior written consent of the Resident or prospective Resident, or upon service on the Landlord of a subpoena for the production of records. This section shall not preclude the Landlord from releasing information pertaining to a Resident or prospective Resident in the event of an emergency.
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CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESIDENT RECORDS. Owner shall not release financial information about a Resident or prospective Resident to a third party, other than a Resident’s Rent payment record and the amount of Resident’s periodic rental payment, without the prior written consent of Resident or prospective Resident, or upon service on Owner of a subpoena for the production of records. This section shall not preclude Owner from releasing information pertaining to a Resident or prospective Resident in the event of an emergency. If rental history or other information on Resident is requested by federal, state or local law enforcement agencies, Resident agrees that Owner may provide this information without recourse or further written authorization from Resident.
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CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESIDENT RECORDS. The Landlord or managing agent shall not release financial information about Resident, other than Resident’s rent payment record and the amount of the Resident’s periodic rental payment, to a third party without the prior written consent of the Resident, or upon service on the Landlord of a subpoena for the production of records, or as otherwise required under applicable law. This section shall not preclude the Landlord from releasing information pertaining to Resident in the event of an emergency or to the legal representatives of the Resident to include Executors and Administrators of estates in the performance of their duties. The confidentiality restrictions of this provision shall not apply where the Resident is in default under this Agreement or where maintaining such confidentiality will preclude the Landlord's use of the information to recover monies owed by the Resident.
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CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESIDENT RECORDS. Lessor shall not release financial information about a Lessee or prospective Lessee to a third party, other than a Lessee’s Rent payment record and the amount of Lessee’s periodic rental payment, without the prior written consent of Lessee or prospective Lessee, or upon service on Lessor of a subpoena for the production of records. This Section shall not preclude Lessor from releasing information pertaining to a Lessee or prospective Lessee in the event of an emergency. If rental history or other information on Lessee is requested by federal, state or local law enforcement agencies, Xxxxxx agrees that Lessor may provide this information without recourse or further written authorization from Lessee.
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CONFIDENTIALITY OF RESIDENT RECORDS. The Grantee, or project if different, shall develop procedures for protecting the privacy rights of residents applying for or receiving services under the CHSP. To ensure the confidentiality of medical records, personal records, or other private information, all documents and written information pertaining to individual applicants and/or participants shall be kept in secured files accessible only to the Professional Assessment Committee, service coordinator and specified members of the management staff, HUD officials, and in case of appeal, the Hearing Officer or review body. Release to any other individual including the program evaluators shall require the written consent of the individual to whom the records pertain, unless State or local law requires otherwise. The Grantee, or project if different, shall establish procedures by which residents and/or participants consent in writing to the release of personal files prior to any such release. The intended use of the information shall be clearly described in the consent document. The Grantee, or project if different, shall also establish procedures for disclosing to an individual his/her records.
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