Cautionary Deposit definition
Examples of Cautionary Deposit in a sentence
Should it be necessary to drain, clear out the filter, re-fill and re-heat the hot tub due to the above terms not being adhered to the sum of £250 will be deducted from your Cautionary Deposit.
In the event of a noise nuisance being caused by these requirements not being complied with we reserve the right to retain some or all of the Cautionary Deposit, or, in persistent cases, we reserve the right to ask you to vacate the property with immediate effect.
The Cautionary Deposit will be refunded within seven days of your departure from the property less any costs incurred.
Clients failing to adhere to this condition may forfeit the Cautionary Deposit.
In the event that rectification for losses or damage caused by the Client or a member of their party exceeds the Cautionary Deposit held, the Owner shall notify the Client of any additional cost over and above the Cautionary Deposit and for this reason adequate personal liability insurance is strongly recommended.
The cost of any remedial action shall be deducted from the Cautionary Deposit and the balance refunded to the Client.
If the Client alters the party without prior agreement from the Owner or if additional Clients are given unauthorised access to the property, then any additional costs incurred will be deducted from the Cautionary Deposit.
Failure of the Client to exercise reasonable care my result in deductions being made from the Cautionary Deposit.
If damage/staining does occur and the items cannot be cleaned, a charge may be levied from the Cautionary Deposit to replace these items.
We reserve the right to deny access to the entire party, to require the entire party to immediately vacate the property and / or to retain the full Cautionary Deposit if this condition is not observed.