Common use of OUT NOTICE Clause in Contracts

OUT NOTICE. Tenant may cancel Tenant’s obligation under this Lease by delivering to Owner in writing a notice of Tenant’s intention to cancel this Lease by: a. Giving Owner thirty (30) days written notice; and b. Payment of all monies due through the date of termination of this lease. Tenant’s move-out notice will not terminate the lease sooner than the end of the lease term or renewal period. Verbal move-out notice is not sufficient. If Tenant fails to give thirty (30) days written notice or if Tenant moves out without rent being paid in full for the entire lease term or renewal period, Tenant will be liable for all unpaid rent plus an additional cost of breaching the lease in the amount of two (2) full month’s rent.

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Sources: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement