Common use of Tenancy Termination Clause in Contracts

Tenancy Termination. 1. The Tenancy Agreement is concluded for a fixed period specified in § 2 of the Agreement and apart from the cases specified in § 5.2, it may not be terminated by notice by any of the Parties. 2. The Landlord reserves the right to terminate this Tenancy Agreement without notice if the Tenant: a) is in default of payment of the Rent for at least one full payment period, despite prior notification of the Landlord’s intention to terminate the tenancy relationship and setting an additional 7-day deadline to pay the outstanding Rent; b) violates grossly or persistently the provisions of this Agreement, the Regulations, individual regulations for the use of Common Areas or the provisions of generally applicable law, as well as makes the use of other Rooms or Common Areas burdensome and does not cease such violation despite receiving prior notification of the Landlord’s intention to terminate tenancy relationship; c) damages or renders unusable the Room and property located in the Dormitory, or poses a threat to the safety of other people or common safety; d) sub-lets the Room or a part of it, or gives it for free use to a third party; e) fails to supplement the Deposit in accordance with § 4.3 of this Tenancy Agreement despite an additional 7-day deadline to supplement same. 3. The Landlord reserves that in the event of termination in the manner indicated in § 5.2 above, and in the event of termination of the Agreement by mutual agreement before it expires, the Tenant is not entitled to a refund of the Deposit. 4. The Tenant has the right to terminate this Tenancy Agreement without notice in the event of gross and persistent breach by the Landlord of the provisions of the Agreement or the Regulations, which is not be removed despite the Tenant’s notice. 5. Notice of termination of the Tenancy Agreement, as well as all notifications and calls, may be made in writing or in documentary form by sending same to the e-mail address of the other Party.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Tenancy Agreement, Tenancy Agreement

Tenancy Termination. 1. The Tenancy Agreement is concluded for a fixed period specified in § 2 of the Agreement and apart from the cases specified in § 5.2, it may not be terminated by notice by any of the Parties. 2. The Landlord reserves the right to terminate this Tenancy Agreement without notice if the Tenant: a) is in default of payment of the Rent for at least one full payment period, despite prior notification of the Landlord’s intention to terminate the tenancy relationship terminatethe tenancyrelationship and setting an additional 7-day deadline to pay the outstanding Rent; b) violates grossly or persistently the provisions of this Agreement, the Regulations, individual regulations for the use of Common Areas or the provisions of generally applicable lawapplicablelaw, as well as makes the use of useof other Rooms or Common Areas burdensome Areasburdensome and does not cease such violation despite receiving prior notification of the Landlord’s intention to terminate tenancy relationship; c) damages or renders unusable the Room and property located in the Dormitory, or poses a threat to the safety of other people or common safety; d) sub-lets the Room or a part of it, or gives it for free use to a third party; e) fails to supplement the Deposit in accordance with § 4.3 of this Tenancy Agreement despite an additional 7-day deadline to supplement same. 3. The Landlord reserves that in the event of termination in the manner indicated in § 5.2 above, and in the event of termination of the Agreement by mutual agreement before it expires, the Tenant is not entitled to a refund of the Deposit. 4. The Tenant has the right to terminate this Tenancy Agreement without notice in the event of gross and persistent breach by the Landlord of the provisions of the Agreement or the Regulations, which is not be removed despite the Tenant’s notice. 5. Notice of termination of the Tenancy Agreement, as well as all notifications and calls, may be made in writing or in documentary form by sending same to the e-mail address of the other Party.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Tenancy Agreement