Other Occupiers Sample Clauses

Other Occupiers. 2.1 The Landlord agrees that, in addition to the Tenant, the following person(s) (who for the avoidance of doubt are not tenant(s)) may live at the Property:
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Other Occupiers. Clause B2.1 allows the tenant to live in the property with children or dependents provided they are under the age of 18 at the start of the tenancy. If there are any other adults (including adult children or other adult dependents) who will be living in the property (but not as one of the named tenants), then as for the tenant(s), the relevant Right to Rent checks will need to be carried out before the start of the tenancy and their names need to be included in the agreement. Clause B2.2 states that the landlord’s permission must be sought if the tenant wants any additional people to move in. For example, they may decide that they wish to share the property with a lodger. A lodger is a person who does not have exclusive possession of any part of the property and therefore has a licence to occupy rather than a tenancy. If the tenant decides to grant exclusive possession of part of the property to another person for part or all of the tenancy then this will be subletting, for which the consent of the landlord is also required (see clause C7). If the tenant decides to share the property with a lodger who will be using the property as their only or main home, a check will need to be undertaken to confirm that the lodger has the Right to Rent (see xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/check-tenant-right-to- rent-documents). Normally, the tenant would be responsible for making this check on a lodger. However, sometimes it may be sensible or more appropriate for the landlord to conduct the check (e.g. at the start of a tenancy when the landlord is checking the tenant’s own right to rent). In these circumstances the tenant and landlord should formally agree between themselves in writing who will take responsibility for carrying out this check. Clause B2.3 allows the landlord to specify the maximum number of people who can live in the property. This is to prevent overcrowding and other risks. Clause B2.4 explains that the tenant is responsible for the conduct of any member of the household or visitor to the property. The tenant will be liable if, for example, visitors cause a nuisance or damage the property.
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Other Occupiers. 2.1 The Landlord agrees that, in addition to the Tenant, occasional guests are permitted but strictly on the basis that the maximum number of occupants does not exceed the terms of the HMO license that is applicable in the property.
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Other Occupiers. 2.1 The Tenant must ensure that not more than (insert number) persons live at the Property.
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Other Occupiers. In addition to the Tenant, the Landlord agrees that the following persons will be allowed to reside at the Property: (insert the names and ages of the other occupiers)
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Other Occupiers. 2.1 The Tenant must ensure that no more than %tenancy_PermittedOccupiers% (insert number) persons live at the Property, including permitted occupiers.
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Other Occupiers. 2.1.The tenant must ensure that no more than 7 person(s) live at the property.
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Other Occupiers. 3. The College agrees that in addition to you (1) the adult named as the Other Adult Occupier in the Particulars, and (2) your children or other dependents who are under 18 years of age at the start of the Tenancy, may live in the Dwelling. For the avoidance of doubt they are not tenants. The Dwelling
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Related to Other Occupiers

  • Owner Occupancy Participant(s) agree to maintain the property as their primary residence during the term of this Agreement, any extensions thereof, or until closeout, documentation is approved by NCORR. If during the term of the Grant Agreement, Participant(s) (1) use the property as an investment property (2) convert the structure to an ineligible structure type or use, or (3) uses the property as a recreational house or “second” home, then NCORR may require immediate payment in full of the entire grant amount provided to the Participant(s). Participant(s) agree that if during the term of this Agreement, any extensions thereof or prior to closeout, Participant(s) sell part or all of the property without NCORR’s prior written consent, then NCORR may require payment in full the amount of the Grant outstanding at the time of sale.

  • Maximum Occupancy No more than two (2) guests per one (1) resident (who is present) are permitted in a student room/suite/apartment at any given time unless otherwise approved by the University (Residential Life).

  • MULTIPLE TENANT OR OCCUPANT(S) Each individual that is considered a Tenant is jointly and individually liable for all of this Agreement's obligations, including but not limited to rent monies. If any Tenant, guest, or Occupant(s) violates this Agreement, the Tenant is considered to have violated this Agreement. Landlord’s requests and notices to the Tenant or any of the Occupant(s) of legal age constitutes notice to the Tenant. Notices and requests from the Tenant or any one of the Occupant(s) (including repair requests and entry permissions) constitutes notice from the Tenant. In eviction suits, the Tenant is considered the agent of the Premise for the service of process.

  • Period of Occupancy The student may occupy an assigned room at the time specified by the university each semester. If the student fails to occupy the room by 5:00 p.m. on the first day of classes, the university reserves the right to reassign the space or initiate a contract cancellation. However, failure to occupy an assigned space does not automatically release the student from contractual obligation. Occupancy of the room must be relinquished at the completion of the contract. University housing facilities are closed during the periods between semesters, the Thanksgiving holiday and spring break. Residents who are not graduating are required to check out of their residence halls within 24 hours after their last exam but no later than 5:00p.m. on the last day of the exam schedule.

  • USE AND OCCUPANCY Tenant shall use and occupy the Demised Premises for the commercial purpose of [Description of commercial purpose] and related activities. The Demised Premises shall be used for no other purpose without the advance written consent of Landlord. Tenant shall operate the Demised Premises in a clean and dignified manner and in compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, rules, and ordinances. Janitorial Services (Check one) ☐ Tenant shall provide its own janitorial services. ☐ As agreed by both parties, Landlord shall provide janitorial services and shared costs will be included in the Operating Cost. Tenant shall use the Demised Premises for no unlawful purpose or act; shall commit or permit no waste or damage to the Demised Premises; shall, at Tenant’s expense, comply with and obey all applicable laws, regulations, or orders of any governmental authority or agency; shall not do or permit anything to be done in or about the Demised Premises which will in any way obstruct or interfere with the rights of other tenants or occupants of the Real Property; and shall comply with all the rules and requirements promulgated by Landlord with respect to the Real Property, as the same may be amended from time to time. Tenant agrees as follows: (Check all that apply)

  • Conditions of Occupancy The Resident may not occupy a Room, unless (i) the Resident is currently enrolled and maintaining status as a full- time student in good standing at the Institution; (ii) this Agreement is executed by all parties; (iii) all Residence Fees then due and payable are paid in full as stated in section 2.03; (iv) the Manager has designated a Room for the Resident and (v) the Resident meets any additional conditions to occupancy established by the Institution, including any vaccination conditions.

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