No changing locks Clause Samples

The "No changing locks" clause prohibits either party, typically the landlord or tenant, from altering or replacing the locks on the rental property without mutual consent or proper notice. In practice, this means that tenants cannot change the locks to exclude the landlord, and landlords cannot do so to prevent tenant access, unless specific legal procedures are followed. This clause ensures that both parties retain their agreed-upon access rights and prevents unauthorized exclusion, thereby promoting security and trust in the landlord-tenant relationship.
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No changing locks. Unless the lessee has first obtained the lessor's written permission, the lessee shall not change or re-key the locks to any doors on the property. Upon termination of tenancy, lessee shall deliver to lessor all keys to all locks for the property.