Common use of Handover Clause in Contracts

Handover. Unless otherwise agreed, handover of the accommodation shall be effectuated not later than 14 days after the agreed start of the tenancy. The tenant will be assigned the accommodation and any appurtenant storage space on arrival at the Customer Service Centre on the handover date. The accommodation will not be released for occupancy until the deposit has been paid and the other conditions of Section 2 of the tenancy contract have been met. Handover may be effectuated on all weekdays after 12 noon. If, pursuant to Section 3 of the tenancy contract, the tenancy is to commence on a Saturday, Sunday or other public holiday, the tenant undertakes to pay rent as of this day even if he does not take up occupancy until a later date. See Appendix 1 for details of handover to the tenant. If the tenant, without special agreement to that effect, has failed to take up occupancy of the accommodation within 14 days of the agreed start of the tenancy (see Section 3), the landlord has the right to terminate the agreement and assign the accommodation to another accommodation applicant. In that event, the tenant should expect to have to cover the landlord’s financial loss by an amount equivalent up to two months’ rent. On delayed handover on the part of the landlord, the tenant may uphold the tenancy contract; see Section 2-9 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act, or demand his direct loss covered, see Sections 2-13 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act. In the case of a significant delay, the tenant has the right to terminate; see Section 2-12.

Handover. Unless otherwise agreed, handover of the accommodation shall be effectuated not later than 14 days after the agreed start of the tenancy. The tenant will be assigned the accommodation and any appurtenant storage space on arrival at the Customer Service Centre on the handover date. The accommodation will not be released for occupancy until the deposit has been paid and the other conditions of Section 2 of the tenancy contract have been met. Handover may be effectuated on all weekdays after 12 noon. If, pursuant pursu- ant to Section 3 of the tenancy contract, the tenancy is to commence on a Saturday, Sunday or other public holiday, the tenant undertakes to pay rent as of this day even if he does not take up occupancy until a later date. See Appendix 1 for details of handover to the tenant. If the tenant, without special agreement to that effect, has failed to take up occupancy of the accommodation accom- modation within 14 days of the agreed start of the tenancy (see Section 3), the landlord has the right to terminate the agreement and assign the accommodation to another accommodation applicantseeker. In that event, the tenant should expect to have to cover the landlord’s financial loss by an amount equivalent up to two months’ rent. On delayed handover on the part of the landlord, the tenant may uphold the tenancy contract; see Section 2-9 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act, or demand his direct loss covered, see Sections 2-13 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act. In the case of a significant delay, the tenant has the right to terminate; see Section Sec-tion 2-12.

Handover. Unless otherwise agreed, handover of the accommodation housing shall be effectuated not later than 14 days after the agreed start of the tenancy. The tenant will be assigned the accommodation housing and any appurtenant storage space on arrival at the Customer Service Centre on the handover date. The accommodation will not be released for occupancy until the deposit has been paid and the other conditions of Section 2 of the tenancy contract have been met. Handover may be effectuated on all weekdays after 12 noon. If, pursuant to Section 3 of the tenancy contract, the tenancy is to commence on a Saturday, Sunday or other public holiday, the tenant undertakes to pay rent as of this day even if he does not take up occupancy until a later date. See Appendix 1 for details of handover to the tenant. If the tenant, without special agreement to that effect, has failed to take up occupancy of the accommodation housing within 14 days of the agreed start of the tenancy (see Section 3), the landlord has the right to terminate the agreement and assign the accommodation housing to another accommodation housing applicant. In that event, the tenant should expect to have to cover the landlord’s financial loss by an amount equivalent up to two months’ rent. On delayed handover on the part of the landlord, the tenant may uphold the tenancy contract; see Section 2-9 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act, or demand his direct loss covered, see Sections 2-13 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act. In the case of a significant delay, the tenant has the right to terminate; see Section 2-12.

Handover. Unless otherwise agreed, handover of the accommodation housing shall be effectuated not later than 14 days after the agreed start of the tenancy. The tenant will be assigned the accommodation housing and any appurtenant storage space on arrival at the Customer Service Centre on the handover date. The accommodation housing will not be released for occupancy until the deposit has been paid and the other conditions of Section 2 of the tenancy contract have been met. Handover may be effectuated on all weekdays after 12 noon. If, pursuant to Section 3 of the tenancy contract, the tenancy is to commence on a Saturday, Sunday or other public holiday, the tenant undertakes to pay rent as of this day even if he does not take up occupancy until a later date. See Appendix 1 for details of handover to the tenant. If the tenant, without special agreement to that effect, has failed to take up occupancy of the accommodation housing within 14 days of the agreed start of the tenancy (see Section 3), the landlord has the right to terminate the agreement and assign the accommodation housing to another accommodation housing applicant. In that event, the tenant should expect to have to cover the landlord’s financial loss by an amount equivalent up to two months’ rent. On delayed handover on the part of the landlord, the tenant may uphold the tenancy contract; see Section 2-9 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act, or demand his direct loss covered, see Sections 2-13 of the Norwegian Tenancy Act. In the case of a significant delay, the tenant has the right to terminate; see Section 2-12.