Current Tenants Sample Clauses
The 'Current Tenants' clause identifies and addresses the rights, obligations, or status of individuals or entities occupying a property at the time a lease or sale agreement is executed. It typically specifies whether existing tenants will remain in possession, outlines any terms under which they may continue or must vacate, and clarifies the responsibilities of the parties regarding these occupants. This clause ensures that all parties are aware of and agree to the handling of current occupants, thereby preventing disputes and providing certainty about possession and use of the property after the transaction.
Current Tenants. Company shall allow all Tenants to receive a return of their Security Deposits electronically (i) during their lease, if Company has elected to receive the Billing Authorization Service, in accordance with the cash-to-Billing Authorization transition per Section 4.4 hereof, and/or (ii) at the end of their Lease, if Company has elected to receive the EDR Service.
Current Tenants. We, the current tenants, agree to the sublet from the departing tenant (named above) to the sub- lessee (named above) for the lease contract (referred to above) of which I am a party.
Current Tenants. Billing Address Tenants Names Move in Date E-mail Address Telephone Number Meter Type Meter Serial Number (if known) Handover Meter Read
Current Tenants. I/We acknowledge that a number of other Tenants of the residential property took possession prior to the residential property being designated as Smoke Free and are not subject to a Smoke Free requirement for the duration of their tenancies, but are subject to non-smoking requirements (no smoking in any buildings, or within 30 feet of openings). Therefore the Landlord cannot and does not warrant or promise that the residential property will be free of second hand smoke. However, as such Tenants move out, incoming Tenants will be subject to the Smoke Free requirement.
Current Tenants. The total CEE charges incurred by the Current Tenant during the Class Period (the numerator) shall be divided by the total CEE charges incurred during the Class Period by all Current Tenants plus those Current Tenants who opt out of the Settlement Class (the denominator). The allocated percentage shall then be multiplied by the Current Tenant Allotment, and that total shall be that Current Tenant’s