void lease Clause Samples
A void lease clause establishes that a lease agreement is considered null and unenforceable under certain circumstances, such as when it fails to meet legal requirements or contains fundamental errors. In practice, this clause may apply if the lease lacks essential terms, is not properly executed, or violates statutory regulations. Its core function is to protect parties from being bound by invalid agreements, ensuring that only legally compliant leases are enforceable and reducing the risk of disputes over defective contracts.
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void lease. If the Tenant(s) do not full comply with the terms of this lease, the Landlord may use the security to pay amounts owed by the Tenant(s), including damages. Damage to the apartment, fixtures, equipment, or appliances supplied by the Landlord caused by any act or neglect of the Tenant(s) may be repaired by the Landlord at the Tenant’s expense. The Tenant(s), together with his or her apartment-mates, are completely responsible for the apartment and will be equally charged for all cleaning and repair costs beyond normal wear and tear to the apartment, furniture, equipment and appliances, unless one or more resident(s) claim responsibility for the damages. In the event that a specific responsible individual cannot be ascertained, all costs for repair will be equally divided amongst all residents of that apartment. The Tenant(s) agree to pay the costs on demand by the management. Charges will be based on rates established by the management. Liability for damage and cleaning will not be limited to the amount of the security deposit. All repairs are to be completed by management staff and/or its agents. All Tenants are responsible for damages caused by their guests. During the lease term, the Tenant(s) are responsible for all damage done to the apartment.
void lease. This Lease shall not confer rights of public housing tenancy and shall be void if public housing tenancy rights do not exist or have been terminated.
