Common use of Vehicles Clause in Contracts

Vehicles. No vehicle with flat tires, in an unsightly state of repair; jacked up on supports, inoperable or without current state, city, or county licenses or permits shall be permitted to remain on the Premises without approval of the Landlord. Vehicles in violation of these requirements are subject to being towed at the owner's expense. No maintenance of any kind on any motorized vehicle shall be performed on the Premises. Trailers, boats, commercial vehicles, campers, or the like are not permitted on the Landlord’s property. All cars must be fully licensed and registered or they will be towed. Landlord reserves the right to issue parking permits for parking at any time he deems necessary, or to do away with any reserved parking spaces or programs.

Vehicles. No vehicle with flat tires, in an unsightly state of repair; jacked up on supports, inoperable or without current state, city, or county licenses or permits shall be permitted to remain on the Premises Landlord’s property without approval of the Landlord. Vehicles in violation of these requirements are subject to being towed at the owner's expense. No maintenance of any kind on any motorized vehicle shall be performed on the Premises. Trailers, boats, commercial vehicles, campers, or the like are not permitted on the Landlord’s property. All cars must be fully licensed and registered or they will be towed. Landlord reserves the right to issue parking permits for parking at any time he deems necessary, or to do away with any reserved parking spaces or programs.

Vehicles. No vehicle with flat tires, in an unsightly state of repair; jacked up on supports, inoperable or without current state, city, or county licenses or permits shall be permitted to remain on the Premises premises without the approval of the Landlord. Vehicles in violation of these requirements are subject to being towed at the owner's ’s expense. No maintenance of any kind on any motorized vehicle shall be performed on the Premisesproperty. Trailers, boats, commercial vehicles, campers, or the like are not permitted on the Landlord’s property. All cars must be fully licensed and registered or they will be towed. Landlord reserves the right to issue parking permits for parking at any time he deems necessary, or to do away with any reserved parking spaces or programs.