The Landlord may Clause Examples

The 'The Landlord may' clause grants the landlord specific rights or discretionary powers under the lease agreement. Typically, this clause outlines actions the landlord is permitted to take, such as entering the premises for inspections, making repairs, or enforcing lease terms. For example, it may allow the landlord to approve alterations to the property or to withhold consent under certain conditions. The core function of this clause is to clearly define the landlord's authority, ensuring both parties understand the scope of the landlord's rights and reducing potential disputes over what the landlord is permitted to do.
The Landlord may. 6.1.1. require the Student to fulfil the obligations specified in the Agreement; 6.1.2. inspect the Premises for conformity of use to the Agreement, as well as to verify the preservation and maintenance of the Landlord’s property and, if necessary, issue the corresponding mandatory directives; 6.1.3. charge the Student arrears interest at the rate of 0.06% per day on the outstanding amounts of any late rent and utility payments; 6.1.4. calculate the arrears interest from the day following the due date of payment until the day of receiving the payment or set-off, inclusively; 6.1.5. in the case of payments that fail to respect an agreed deadline (i.e., late payment), set off against the payment effected, as a first priority, the arrears interest calculated on the late payment, and only after this, the outstanding principal of the underlying obligation owed by the Student; 6.1.6. to charge the Student, by way of liquidated damages, 65 EUR in the event the Student is found smoking in an area that is not designated as a smoking area, or in the case the Student has removed or blocked a smoke detector, and 30 EUR under the same heading in the event the Student has failed to clean his or her room and 25 EUR per occasion of causing a security patrol to be called out, and, in the case the Rescue Service are called out, to require the person(s) responsible for a false call-out, or for the creation of a dangerous situation, to indemnify the Landlord in the accordance with any claims made against the Landlord in relation to the event; 6.1.7. acting through its agents (residence superintendent, security guards), require any persons present in the Halls of Residence to state and prove their relationship with the Student Village. In the event of absence of grounds for presence in the Halls of Residence, the agents of the Landlord are entitled to demand that such persons leave the Halls immediately or compel said persons to leave the Hall in accordance with applicable legislation; 6.1.8. seize any proximity cards or keys found in possession of persons not authorised to use such cards or keys; 6.1.9. conclude agreements permitting third parties to use the Premises, provided the total number of occupancy places in the residential room does not exceed its maximum rated capacity.
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The Landlord may. 6.1.1. require the Student to fulfil the obligations specified in the Agreement; 6.1.2. inspect the Premises for conformity of use to the Agreement, as well as to verify the preservation and maintenance of the Landlord’s property and, if necessary, order the Student to conform to the Agreement as regards the use, preservation and maintenance of the Landlord's property; 6.1.3. forthwith terminate the Agreement, without giving prior notice of intention thereof, upon the occurrence of circumstances listed in clause 8.2 of the Agreement; 6.1.4. charge the Student an arrears interest at the rate of 0.06% per day on the outstanding amounts of any late rent and utility payments; 6.1.5. calculate the arrears interest from the day following the due date of payment until the day of receiving the payment or set-off, inclusively; 6.1.6. in case of any payment that fails to respect an agreed deadline (i.e., late payment), set off against the payment effected, as a first priority, the arrears interest calculated on the late payment, and only after this, the outstanding principal of the underlying obligation; 6.1.7. charge the Student 65 EUR under the item ‘other services’ in the event the Student is found smoking in an area where this is prohibited, or in a smoking room the door of which is left open, or in the case the Student has blocked or otherwise disabled or removed a smoke detector, and 30 EUR under the same item in the event the Student has failed to clean his or her room and 20 EUR per occasion of causing a security patrol to be called out, and in the case the Rescue Service are called out, to require the person(s) responsible for a false call-out, or for the creation of a dangerous situation, to indemnify the Landlord in the case a claim is made against the Landlord in relation to the event; 6.1.8. acting through its agents (residence superintendent, security guards), require any persons present in the Hall of Residence to state and prove their relationship with the Student Village. In the event of absence of grounds for presence in the Hall of Residence, the agents of the Landlord are entitled to demand that such persons leave the Hall immediately or compel said persons to leave the Hall in accordance with applicable legislation; 6.1.9. seize any proximity cards or keys found in possession of persons not entitled to use such cards or keys;
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