Temporary Move Clause Samples
The Temporary Move clause allows a tenant to be relocated to another unit or location for a limited period, typically due to necessary repairs, renovations, or emergencies affecting the original premises. In practice, this clause outlines the conditions under which the landlord can require the tenant to move, the notice period to be given, and whether the tenant will receive compensation or a rent adjustment during the temporary relocation. Its core function is to provide a clear process for handling situations where continued occupancy of the original unit is not feasible, ensuring both parties understand their rights and obligations during the temporary move.
Temporary Move. Deductible Unless stipulated otherwise in the Particular Conditions, this coverage is not subject to any deductible.
Temporary Move. This coverage guarantees, up to the limit set out in the Particular Conditions, the extension of the contracted guarantees while the insured goods remain temporarily at another risk location, where the Insured is living, for a period not longer than 90 days per year. The Insured undertakes to notify Zurich of the new risk location at least 30 days in advance.
Temporary Move. This coverage guarantees, up to the limit established in the Special Conditions, the extension of the covers taken out for as long as the insured property temporarily remains at another risk site where the Insured has established his residence, for a period not exceeding 90 (ninety) days per year.
Temporary Move. This is where we may need to move you from your home to somewhere temporary. Any offer of a temporary home is on the basis that you will return to your home as soon as practicable. Temporary accommodation has very limited security of tenure. Following consultation with tenants the date on which any proposed variation to their tenancy agreement becomes effective.