Common use of Confiscation Clause in Contracts

Confiscation. 20.1 If, contrary to these terms and conditions, the Tenant (or a visitor) has in their possession at the Building any item which it is illegal to possess, or which is likely to be a danger or nuisance to others, the Management Company will be entitled to remove it in accordance with this clause. 20.2 If the item is illegal to possess, the Management Company may dispose of the item as it sees fit, without liability to the Tenant or the owner of the item. 20.3 If the item is an imminent threat, risk or nuisance, the Management Company may remove it immediately, but (as long as it is safe to be stored) will return it to the Tenant at the end of the tenancy. 20.4 If the Management Company is satisfied that there is no immediate threat, risk or nuisance, the Management Company will request the Tenant to remove the item from the Building within 3 days but will then be entitled to confiscate it if the Tenant fails to do so, without further liability to the Tenant or the owner of the item.