Common use of No Lock Clause in Contracts

No Lock. If Occupant’s Unit is unlocked at any time during the term of this Rental Agreement, Operator has the right, but not the obligation, to secure the Unit. If Operator chooses to lock Occupant’s Unit, such action shall not constitute a conversion of Occupant’s property or a denial of access to Occupant’s property, and Operator assumes no possession of or duty to protect, secure, or care for Occupant’s property by placing a lock on the Unit.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Kansas Self Service Storage Rental Agreement, Kansas Self Service Storage Rental Agreement

No Lock. If Occupant’s Unit is unlocked at any time during the term of this Rental Agreement, Operator has the right, but not the obligation, to secure the Unit. If Operator chooses to lock Occupant’s Unit, such action shall not constitute a conversion of Occupant’s property or a denial of access to Occupant’s property, and Operator assumes no possession of or duty to protect, secure, or care for Occupant’s property by placing a lock on the Unit.,

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Storage Rental Agreement