Flat/House definition

Flat/House means the flat/house within which the Room is located, including its fixtures and fittings, carpets, doors and internal glass, but excluding the Service Media within the Flat;
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Examples of Flat/House in a sentence

  • In exercising its right of entry to the Room and/or Flat/House, the College will cause minimum possible inconvenience to the Tenant.

  • No notice is required to enter the Flat/House, Flat Common Parts, or Building Common Parts.

  • Any additional kitchen appliances the Tenant chooses to bring into the Flat/House must be kept in the kitchen as these are not permitted in the Room.

  • The costs of remedial cleaning of any communal areas will be applied pro-rata to all Flat/House tenants.

  • The Tenant will accept responsibility for the behaviour of any visitors or guests while they are in the Flat/house and associated shared/communal areas and will be held liable for the cost of making good any losses, breakages, or damage to the Flat/House or shared/communal areas or any part thereof caused by such visitors or guests.

  • In exercising its right of entry to the Room and/or Flat/House the College will cause minimum possible inconvenience to the Tenant.

  • Tenants must not: Possess or use any gas or oil heater, or any other fuel burning appliance in the Room, Flat/House, or Building; and Possess or use any barbeques; and Burn any naked flames (e.g. candles, incense sticks; with the exception of birthday candles on cakes which may be momentarily lit for the purposes of celebration) or plug in fairy lights in the Room, Flat/House, or Building; and Possess or use any combustible or offensive goods (including fireworks).

  • Dates will be provided at least 4 weeks before and tenants must allow access to the Room and Flat/House Common Parts at these times.

  • No notice is required to enter the Flat/House, Flat Common Parts or Building Common Parts.

  • If the University so requires, the Student will pay the University the reasonable cost of returning any such removed or transferred Contents back to the Room or the Flat/House.