Key Handover Clause Samples
The Key Handover clause defines the process and timing for transferring possession of keys from one party to another, typically at the start or end of a lease or property transaction. It outlines who is responsible for delivering and receiving the keys, specifies the condition in which the keys should be provided, and may set out procedures for documenting the handover, such as signing a receipt or inventory. This clause ensures a clear and documented transfer of access, helping to prevent disputes over possession and responsibility for the property.
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Key Handover. The delivery shall be deemed to be completed after both Parties sign or stamp and hand over the door key.
Key Handover. The Lessor will give the Lessee the keys to the accommodation when entering the premises. Otherwise, for example in case of late arrival, the keys will be placed in a key box whose code will be communicated by the Lessor to the Lessee. The Lessee undertakes not to disseminate to any third party, on any medium or media, the code that has been communicated to him and which will be of single use, for the duration of the rental. Check-in: Check-in will be as off 4:00 pm and until 10:00 pm on the first day of the rental.