Common use of DENIAL OF ACCESS Clause in Contracts

DENIAL OF ACCESS. Pursuant to Ohio law, Landlord may deny Tenant access to the storage space when rent is more than five (5) days past due. Additionally, if Tenant is renting more than one Space at any given time, default on one rented Space shall constitute default on all rented Spaces, entitling Landlord to deny access to Tenant to all rented Spaces. No bailment or higher level of liability is created if Landlord over-locks the Tenant’s lock, thereby denying the Tenant access to the storage space. If Landlord terminates this Agreement as provided for herein, Landlord has the right to deny vehicle access entry to the facility during the termination period and control Tenant’s access on the facility, including, but not limited to, requiring Tenant to be escorted by Landlord’s agents or employees while at the facility.