Common use of Move-in Date Clause in Contracts

Move-in Date. The proposed move-in date shall be , (20 ). Rent shall be due from that date until the end of the first month in the sum of $ . Resident's possession of the Premises shall start on the move-in date. The fact that Resident occupies the Premises prior to the term of this Lease as defined in subsection 2 above shall in no way affect the term of this Lease. Performance of all obligations, covenants and conditions shall be due from both Owner and Resident as of the move-in date. If occupancy is or will be delayed because of construction, repairs, cleaning or prior Resident's holding over, Owner shall not be liable to Resident for such delay, and this Lease shall remain in force subject to the following: (a) The rent shall be abated on a daily basis during the delay, and (b) Resident may terminate this Lease by giving notice in writing to Owner no later than the third day of such delay, whereupon Resident shall be entitled only to a refund of security deposit(s) and any rent paid. Such rent abatement or lease termination shall not apply if delay is due to cleaning or repairs which do not prevent Resident's occupancy.

Move-in Date. The proposed move-in date shall be , (20 )be . Rent Rental shall be due from that date until the end of the first month in the sum of $ . Resident's $ 00_. Tenant’s possession of the Premises shall start on the move-in date. The fact that Resident Tenant occupies the Premises prior to the term of this Lease lease as defined in subsection 2 above shall in no way affect the term of this Leaselease. Performance of all obligations, covenants and conditions shall be due from both Owner the Agent and Resident Tenant as of the move-in date. If occupancy is or will be delayed because of construction, repairs, cleaning or prior Resident's tenants holding over, Owner shall not be liable to Resident Tenant for such delay, and this Lease shall remain in force subject to the following: (a) The rent shall be abated on a daily basis during the delay, and (b) Resident Tenant may terminate this Lease lease by giving notice in writing to Owner Agent no later than the third day of such delay, whereupon Resident Tenant shall be entitled only to a null refund of security deposit(s) and any rent monies paid. Such rent abatement or lease termination shall not apply if delay is due to cleaning or repairs repairs, which do not prevent Resident's Tenant’s occupancy.