The Ending of Your Rights Sample Clauses

The Ending of Your Rights. Surrender, abandonment, or judicial eviction ends your right of possession for all purposes and gives us the immediate right to clean up, make repairs in, and relet the apartment; determine any security-deposit deductions; and remove or store property left in the apartment.
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The Ending of Your Rights. Surrender, abandonment, or judicial eviction ends your right of possession for all pur- poses and gives us the immediate right to clean up, make repairs in, and relet the apartment; determine any security- deposit deductions; and remove property left in the apart- ment. Surrender, abandonment, and judicial eviction affect your rights to property left in the apartment (Par. 14), but don’t affect our mitigation obligations (Par. 32). SUMMARY OF KEY INFORMATION The Lease will control if there‘s a conflict with this summary. ■ Address: Unit # ■ Beginning date of Lease (Par. 3) ■ Ending date of Lease (Par. 3) ■ Number of days notice for termination (Par. 3) ■ Consent for guests staying more than days (Par. 2) ■ Total security deposit (Par. 4) $ ■ Animal deposit (if any) $ ■ Security deposit (Par. 4) ❒ does OR ❒ does not include an animal deposit. ■ Security deposit refund check will be by (Par. 4) (check one) ❒ one check jointly payable to all residents (default), OR ❒ one check payable to and mailed to ■ # of keys/access devices (Par. 5) for unit, mailbox, other ■ Your move-out notice will terminate Lease on (Par. 5): (check one) ❒ last day of month OR ❒ exact day designated in notice ■ Check here ❒ if the dwelling is to be furnished (Par. 5) ■ Check here ❒ if there is a concession addendum ■ Rent to be paid (Par. 6): (check all that apply) ❒ at the onsite manager’s office, ❒ through our online payment site, OR ❒ at ■ Check here if included in monthly rent: ❒ garage, ❒ storage, ❒ carport, ❒ washer/dryer, or ❒ other ■ Total monthly rent (Par. 6) $ ■ Prorated rent (Par. 6) for (check one) ■ Late charges if rent is not paid on or before (Par. 6) ❒ first month OR ❒ second month $ ■ Initial late charge (Par. 6) $ ■ Daily late charge (Par. 6) $ ■ Returned-check charge (Par. 6) $ ■ Animal violation charges (Par. 6) ■ Monthly animal rent (if any) $ Initial $ Daily $ ■ Monthly pest control (if any) $ ■ Monthly trash / waste (if any) $ ■ Utilities paid by owner (Par. 7): (check all that apply) ❒ electricity, ❒ gas, ❒ water, ❒ wastewater, ❒ trash/recycling, ❒ cable/satellite, ❒ master antenna, ❒ Internet, ❒ stormwater/drainage, ❒ other ■ Utility connection charge (Par. 12) $ ■ You are: (check one) ❒ required to buy insurance OR ■ Agreed reletting charge (Par. 10) $ ❒ not required to buy insurance (Par. 8) ■ Special provisions (Par. 9): Signatures and Attachments Fo m valid for
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The Ending of Your Rights. Surrender, abandonment, or judicial eviction ends your right of possession for all pur- poses and gives us the immediate right to clean up, make repairs in, and relet the apartment; determine any security- deposit deductions; and remove property left in the apart- ment. Surrender, abandonment, and judicial eviction affect your rights to property left in the apartment (Par. 14), but don’t affect our mitigation obligations (Par. 32). SUMMARY OF KEY INFORMATION The Lease will control if there‘s a conflict with this summary.  Address: Unit #  Beginning date of Lease (Par. 3)  Ending date of Lease (Par. 3)  Number of days notice for termination (Par. 3)  Consent for guests staying more than days (Par. 2)  Total security deposit (Par. 4) $  Animal deposit (if any) $  Security deposit (Par. 4) r does OR r does not include an animal deposit.  Security deposit refund check will be by (Par. 4) (check one) r one check jointly payable to all residents (default),OR r one check payable to and mailed to  # of keys/access devices (Par. 5) for unit, mailbox, other  Your move-out notice will terminate Lease on (Par. 5): (check one) r last day of month OR r exact day designated in noticeCheck here r if the dwelling is to be furnished (Par. 5)  Check here r if there is a concession addendum  Rent to be paid (Par. 6): (check all that apply) r at the onsite manager’s office, r through our online payment site, XXx at  Check here if included in monthly rent: r garage, r storage, r carport, r washer/dryer, or r other  Total monthly rent (Par. 6) $  Prorated rent (Par. 6) for (check one)  Late charges if rent is not paid on or before (Par. 6) r first month OR r second month $  Initial late charge (Par. 6) $ _______ or _____%  Daily late charge (Par. 6) $ _______ or %  Returned-check charge (Par. 6) $  Animal violation charges (Par. 27)  Monthly animal rent (if any) $ Initial $ Daily $  Monthly pest control (if any) $  Monthly trash / waste (if any) $  Utilities paid by owner (Par. 7): (check all that apply) r electricity, r gas, r water, r wastewater, r trash/recycling, r cable/satellite, r master antenna, r Internet, r stormwater/drainage, r other  Utility connection charge (Par. 12) $  You are: (check one) r required to buy insurance OR  ASgreed releAtting charge (MPar. 10) $ PLEr not reqOuired to buy iNnsurance (Par.L8) Y  Special provisions (Par. 9): Signatures and Attachments Not for use
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The Ending of Your Rights. Surrender, abandonment, or judicial eviction ends your right of possession for all pur- poses and gives us the immediate right to clean up, make repairs in, and relet the apartment; determine any security- deposit deductions; and remove property left in the apart- ment. Surrender, abandonment, and judicial eviction affect your rights to property left in the apartment (Par. 14), but don’t affect our mitigation obligations (Par. 32). SUMMARY OF KEY INFORMATION
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The Ending of Your Rights. Surrender, abandonment, or judicial eviction ends your right of possession for all pur- poses and gives us the immediate right to clean up, make repairs in, and relet the apartment; determine any security- deposit deductions; and remove property left in the apart- ment. Surrender, abandonment, and judicial eviction affect your rights to property left in the apartment (Par. 14), but don’t affect our mitigation obligations (Par. 32). SUMMARY OF KEY INFORMATION The Lease will control if there‘s a conflict with this summary.  Address: Unit #  Beginning date of Lease (Par. 3)  Ending date of Lease (Par. 3)  Number of days notice for termination (Par. 3)  Consent for guests staying more than days (Par. 2)  Total security deposit (Par. 4) $  Animal deposit (if any) $  Security deposit (Par. 4)  does OR  does not include an animal deposit.  Security deposit refund check will be by (Par. 4) (check one)  one check jointly payable to all residents (default),OR  one check payable to and mailed to  # of keys/access devices (Par. 5) for unit, mailbox, other  Your move-out notice will terminate Lease on (Par. 5): (check one)  last day of month OR  exact day designated in noticeCheck here  if the dwelling is to be furnished (Par. 5)  Check here  if there is a concession addendum  Rent to be paid (Par. 6): (check all that apply)  at the onsite manager’s office,  through our online payment site, OR at  Check here if included in monthly rent:  garage,  storage,  carport,  washer/dryer, or  other  Total monthly rent (Par. 6) $  Prorated rent (Par. 6) for (check one)  Late charges if rent is not paid on or before (Par. 6)  first month OR  second month $  Initial late charge (Par. 6) $  Daily late charge (Par. 6) $  RSeturned-chAeck charge (PMar. 6) $ PLE Animal viOolation chargeNs (Par. 6) LY  Monthly animal rent (if any) $ Initial $ Daily $  Monthly pest control (if any) $  Monthly trash / waste (if any) $  Utilities paid by owner (Par. 7): (check all that apply)  electricity,  gas,  water,  wastewater,  trash/recycling,  cable/satellite,  master antenna,  Internet,  stormwater/drainage,  other  Utility connection charge (Par. 12) $  You are: (check one)  required to buy insurance OR  Agreed relettingNcharge (Par. 1o0) $ t fornot requireud to buy inssurance (ePar. 8)  Special provisions (Par. 9): Signatures and Attachments
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