HOUSE PLANTS Clause Samples
The HOUSE PLANTS clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding the ownership, care, and removal of house plants within a leased or rented property. Typically, this clause specifies whether tenants are allowed to keep house plants, any restrictions on the types or number of plants, and the condition in which the property must be left concerning plants at the end of the tenancy. Its core function is to prevent property damage, such as water stains or pest infestations, and to ensure clarity between landlords and tenants about expectations related to house plants.
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HOUSE PLANTS. 3.16.1 The Tenant will not be under any obligation to pay for or to replace any house plants that have been left in the Property which have died.
HOUSE PLANTS. 14.1. To avoid any doubt the Tenant will not be under any obligation to compensate the Landlord to replace any house plant that has been left in the Property, if the houseplant dies.
HOUSE PLANTS. For the avoidance of doubt the Tenant will not be under any obligation to pay for or to replace any house plants that have been left in the Property which have died.
HOUSE PLANTS. To avoid any doubt the Tenant will not be under any obligation to pay for or to replace any house plant that has been left in the Premises, if the houseplant dies. Car Parking