Obligations of the Tenant Clause Samples

Obligations of the Tenant. The following clauses set out what is expected of the Tenant during the tenancy in addition to the main terms found in this agreement. If any of these terms are breached, the Landlord may be entitled to deduct monies from the Deposit, claim damages from the Tenant, and/or seek the court's permission to have the Tenant evicted from the Premises because of the breach.

Obligations of the Tenant. Tenant shall be obligated as follows, and shall ensure that ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s household members and Guests obey the following: a. Not to assign the Lease Agreement or to sublease or transfer possession of the premises. b. Not to provide accommodations for boarders or lodgers. c. To use the premises solely as a private dwelling for Tenant and ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s household as identified in the Lease Agreement, and not to use or permit its use for any other purposes. With the written consent of the Landlord, obtained in advance, members of the household may engage in legal business and other activities in the dwelling Unit, where the Landlord determines that such activities are incidental to primary use of the leased Unit for residence by members of the household. d. To abide by necessary regulations issued by the Landlord for the benefit and well-being of the housing project and the tenants. Said regulations shall be posted by Landlord in the Management Office and are incorporated by reference in this Lease Agreement. All rules and regulations adopted by the Landlord shall be subject to a formal review and comment period by the residents as required by 24 CFR 966.5. e. To comply with all obligations imposed upon tenants by applicable provisions of state law and of building and housing codes materially affecting health and safety. f. To comply with the covenants, by-laws and rules and regulations of any community association in which the Tenant resides under this Lease Agreement. g. To keep the Unit, adjacent grounds and other such areas as may be assigned to Tenant’s exclusive use in a clean, orderly and safe condition (but not to make repairs, alterations or redecoration without the Landlord’s written consent). h. To provide reasonable care (including changing batteries) and perform interim testing of smoke detectors to assure they are in working order. i. To dispose of all garbage, rubbish, and other waste from the premises in a sanitary and safe manner. j. To use only as intended all electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating, air-conditioning and other devices and appurtenances including elevators. k. To refrain from destroying, defacing, damaging or removing any part of the premises or project. l. To conduct himself/herself and cause other persons who are on the premises with his/her consent (whether or not such persons’ presence on the premises is then known by the Tenant or the Tenant is aware of the conduct of such persons) to conduct themselves in a manner wh...

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Obligations of the Tenant. The Tenant shall have the following obligations: i) The Tenant shall, and the Tenant shall assure that all members of Tenant's household, and any guest or visitor, or any other person under ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s control lives in a peaceful way, respecting the right of other tenants to comfort, safety, privacy, security, and peaceful enjoyment. ii) The Tenant shall maintain the Unit and the areas assigned to the Tenant for the Tenant's exclusive use in a clean condition. iii) The Tenant shall use all appliances, fixtures and equipment in a safe manner and only for the purposes for which they are intended. iv) The Tenant shall, and the Tenant shall assure that all members of Tenant's household, and any guest or visitor, or any other person under Tenant's control shall not litter, destroy, deface, damage or remove any part of the Unit, common areas or grounds. v) The Tenant shall report any change in the membership of the household and shall request and obtain written permission from the Lessor in advance of any increase in household size for reasons other than the birth, adoption or court ordered custody of a child. vi) The Tenant shall pay all charges due for repairs for property damage to the Unit and the Property (including buildings, facilities and common areas), caused by the intentional or negligent conduct of Tenant, any member of Tenant's household, guests or visitors, and any other person under the Tenant’s control, within ten (10) days after written notice from the Lessor. vii) The Tenant shall report promptly to the Lessor all maintenance problems and damage to the Unit. viii) The Tenant shall not permit occupancy by any person not listed in the Lease Addendum, except for guests and visitors permitted as described in paragraph 9 of the Lease. ix) The Tenant shall not paint, decorate or make any additions or alterations to the Unit, or to the appliances, fixtures or equipment in the Unit without the prior written permission of the Lessor. x) The Tenant shall not install window air conditioners, electric dryers, antennas, or other similar appliances or equipment without the prior written permission of the Lessor. xi) The Tenant shall not install additional or different locks on doors or windows without the prior written permission of the Lessor. Where additional or different locks in doors or windows are installed, the Tenant shall provide the Lessor with a key to such locks. xii) The Tenant shall live in the Unit as the Tenant’s sole, primary place of residence...

Obligations of the Tenant i. The Tenant is obliged to follow and comply to the announcements and rules made by the Dormitory Management and Discipline Board. If not, disciplinary action is applied to the Tenant. ii. To meticulously avoid actions and behaviours that will disrupt the peace and order in the rooms and social areas. (Noise, group play, provocative actions, collective or individual demonstrations). Disciplinary action is taken against those who do not comply with the rules. iii. Tenants should not hold meetings and demonstrations nor should they engage in activities that would disrupt the political and ideological, national unity and integrity without informing and getting permission from the Dormitory Management. Disciplinary action is taken against those who have committed these acts, and the disciplinary regulation, which corresponds to these acts, is disengagement from the dormitory. iv. Tenants cannot have posters and banned publications that would violate general moral, political and ideological national unity and integrity without permission from the Dormitory Management. Disciplinary action is taken against those who have committed these acts, and the disciplinary regulation, which corresponds to these acts, is disengagement from the dormitory. v. It is forbidden to drink and keep alcoholic beverages in the dormitory, communal areas of the building and inside the room; to come to the dormitory with alcohol and to engage the officers in this way. It is forbidden to keep a full or empty bottle for a collection or any other purpose. It is forbidden to use, carry, possess or sell drugs and sedative substances. Disciplinary action is taken against those who have committed these acts, and the disciplinary regulation, which corresponds to these acts, is disengagement from the dormitory. vi. It is forbidden to play or possess gambling/betting games (including those played on the internet) and games such as playing cards, backgammon, etc. Disciplinary action is taken against those who commit these actions and disciplinary regulations are applied. vii. It is forbidden to keep all kinds of cutting, piercing, striking, firearms, bullets, and all kinds of explosive and flammable materials. Disciplinary action is taken against those who keep and possess these items, and the disciplinary regulation, which corresponds to these acts, is issued from the dormitory. viii. Tenants should not change their rooms or stay in any room other than the room allocated by the Dormitory Managem...

Obligations of the Tenant. The Tenant shall in respect of each Depot at which it receives the provision of the Services: 4.4.1. install the additive injection system/s at the Depot at its cost and follow a formal handover procedure; 4.4.2. ensure that all drivers and vehicles, either employed by the Tenant, its agents, sub-contractors or distributors, comply with and are trained in the Host's safe working procedures and safe loading requirements applicable at the Depot concerned, as notified in writing by the Host to the Tenant from time to time; 4.4.3. ensure the safety and health of its employees utilizing the Depot and protection of the environment, including compliance with the statutory requirements imposed by, but not limited to, the Occupational Health and Safety Act No. 85 of 1993; the Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Act No. 15 of 1973, the Environmental Conservation Act No. 73 of 1989, the National Environmental Management Act No. 107 of 1998, and all other applicable legislation, by-laws and regulations; 4.4.4. ensure that all of its vehicles and those of its agents, contractors and distributors together with the associated equipment meet all legislative requirements and the HSSE standards of the Host; 4.4.5. ensure that all drivers and vehicles, either employed by the Tenant, its agents, contractors or distributors are trained in accordance with the Host’s HSSE standards; 4.4.6. attend monthly safety meetings and participate in emergency drills; and 4.4.7. ensure that vehicle, compartmentation changes on its TAS (Terminal Automation Systems) system are only made by its staff using the centralized data application process within [•] and that no changes to data are made without the approval of this channel Central scheduling TAS administration.

Obligations of the Tenant. The following paragraphs set out what is expected of the Tenant during the Tenancy in addition to the main Terms found in Part II. If any of these Terms are broken, the Landlord may be entitled to deduct monies from the Deposit (as set out in Part IV), claim damages from the Tenant, or seek the courts permission to have the Tenant evicted from the Premises because of the breach. General

Obligations of the Tenant. Tenant agrees to take reasonable steps to control and care for their animal at all time. They further agree to prevent and report any signs of animal damage within two days. Notification shall constitute Tenant's permission for the Landlord to enter the unit to inspect. Tenant agrees to keep the home in a clean and debris free condition and to remove all feces in a timely manner. Tenant agrees to pay for any treatments to the home (including carpet cleaning, tick or flea remediation) that are required as a result of their pet living on the premises. Tenant is fully liable for all behaviors of their animal and may be evicted as a result of any activity involving their animal. Tenant agrees to contain the animal while the Landlord or its agents are on the premises for any work that needs to be completed on the premises, when the property is being shown, or for any other reason that permits the Landlord access to the premises pursuant to ARS 33-1343. Tenant agrees to comply with all state, city, federal or other governmental entity rules, laws or regulations that govern animals including but not limited to registration, licensing, limitation on type or number of animals allowed in these premises. Tenant agrees to keep all animals, other than dogs and cats, in appropriate cages at all times.

Obligations of the Tenant relating to the Adaptation Stage: During the Adaptation Stage the TENANT is bound to: 6.02.1. Carry out the adaptation works in a coordinated manner with OPAIN. 6.02.2. Install in the Premises the Voice & Data Systems available in the Airport, according to the operational needs of the Premises. This installation shall only be performed pursuant to the procedures and guidelines established by OPAIN. In any event, OPAIN, directly or indirectly, shall guarantee the existence of the telecommunication services through OPAIN’S Network and Telecommunication Services Provider (ESP) of its preference. 6.02.3. Comply with the Adaptation / Remodeling and Maintenance Procedure for Space Possessors, according to the provisions in Annex 6, by which the guidelines on physical adaptations of the Premises are set forth, which must conserve uniformity with the image and architectural identity displayed in the Airport. 6.02.4. Carry out the adaptation works in a maximum period of forty-five (45) calendar days, counted from the Certification of Commencement of Adaptation Works. 6.02.5. Allow for programmed visits and inspections in the leased property resulting from the verification process of the Retrofitting and Expansion Works that Aerocivil and the Concession Contract Auditor will perform. 6.02.6. Carry out the connections to the utilities available in the Premises; 6.02.7. Pay for the utilities available in the Premises, payment that shall be done to the company providing the service. 6.02.8. Examine any request from OPAIN regarding the withdrawal of the TENANT staff and/or any of the subcontractors performing the works, with prior delivery of a communication describing the reasonable causes leading to believe the said personnel might affect the Airport´s safety, or might compromise OPAIN’S liability under the Concession Contract, annexing supporting proofs for such claims. In any event, by signing this Contract the TENANT accepts that in any moment and once the aforementioned situation is notified, OPAIN may prevent such personnel from entering the area where the works are being performed without any liability for the TENANT, who renounces to file any claim against OPAIN regarding such events; 6.02.9. Accept the regulations established in OPAIN’S Plans for the undertaking of the works, one of which is that all personnel designated to execute this Contract shall comply with the security regulations set forth by OPAIN. Also, the TENANT must comply with the Airport Securit...