Locking Apartment Clause Samples
The 'Locking Apartment' clause establishes the rules and responsibilities regarding the securing of an apartment, typically in the context of a lease or rental agreement. It outlines who is responsible for locking the apartment, under what circumstances the apartment must be locked, and may specify procedures for lost keys or access by third parties such as maintenance personnel. For example, it might require tenants to lock all doors and windows when leaving the premises or prohibit unauthorized duplication of keys. The core function of this clause is to ensure the security of the property and its contents, thereby reducing the risk of theft or unauthorized entry.
Locking Apartment. Anytime is in the tenants apartment, Lessor will lock all doors when leaving. Tenant should, when leaving the apartment, lock all doors. If tenant is locked out of apartment, the lessor will only unlock the door after proper identification has been provided and a $35.00 lockout fee has been paid.
Locking Apartment. Anytime Landlord is in the Resident’s apartment, Landlord will lock all door locks when leaving. Resident should, when leaving the apartment, lock all door locks. If Resident is locked out of the leased premises, the Landlord’s lockout service will only unlock the door after the appropriate fee has been paid and proper identification has been provided (must be signatories on the Lease). Lockout service is not a right, but a service provided by the Landlord for an additional fee and is based on availability of staff. Additional keys may be obtained from Landlord’s office for a charge of $5.00 each during normal business hours. A "locked out" fee of $25.00 will be charged during business hours. After hours, weekends and holidays “locked out” fees are $35.00 and response time is based on availability of staff.