Common use of LOCKING DEVICE Clause in Contracts

LOCKING DEVICE. At all times during the occupancy, the Occupant will provide, at Occupant’s own expense, a locking device for the premises that Occupant, in Occupant’s sole discretion, deems sufficient to secure the stored personal property. Although there may be a place on the door of the premises for a second locking device, Occupant is only permitted to use a single locking device. If the space is found unlocked Owner may, but is not obligated to, take whatever measures Owner deems reasonable to re-secure the space, with or without notice to Occupant. The fact that Owner has taken measures to re-secure access to Occupant’s space does not constitute Bailment in any manner and shall not alter the limitations on Owner’s liability set forth in this agreement, nor shall such measures be deemed a conversion of Occupant’s stored property. Occupant is solely responsible for any other person gaining access to the space. Occupant shall be subject to a $10 fine per month for each unit that has been improperly locked and therefore prevents the owner from being able to put an overlock on if necessary.