Death of Tenant. Sole Tenant Where a sole tenancy is in place and the Tenant passes away, the Provider is to: • if there are no other occupants residing in the Property, issue a 21 day notice to vacate the Property to the appropriate person e.g., next of kin, executor of estate or solicitor; or • if there are occupants still residing in the Property, follow the process outlined in the Operational Manual.
Death of Tenant. Upon the death of Tenant, or in the case of a Lease executed by more than one Tenant, upon the death of the last survivor of Tenants, the balance of the annual rent then due shall automatically become due and payable. Any installment method of payment, which may have been in effect shall automatically terminate.
Death of Tenant. 19.1. If any Tenant deceases during the term of this Lease any remaining Tenant(s) shall assume all Tenant obligations under the Lease as if the deceased had not been a party to the Lease. Any amount claimed by the deceased’s estate for any contribution to the Security Deposit will be paid to the estate by any Continuing Tenants, and neither Landlord nor Landlord’s agent shall have any obligation to the estate for accounting or refund of the Deposit.
Death of Tenant. On the death of the Tenant the tenancy may vest (be transferred) to the person entitled to succeed under relevant statute. If there is no person entitled to succeed the tenancy vests in the tenant’s estate. There may be additional contractual succession rights granted by this tenancy as set out in appendix 3. We will tell you if these apply to you.
Death of Tenant. If a Tenant who is the sole occupant of the Dwelling Unit dies, and there is no person authorized by order of a circuit court to handle probate matters for the deceased Tenant, Landlord may dispose of any personal property left by such Tenant upon giving at least ten (10) days written notice in accordance with Section 55-248.38:3 of the VRLTA. Such notice shall include a statement that any items of personal property left in the Dwelling Unit shall be treated as abandoned property and disposed of, if not claimed within ten (10) days, subject to subsection (b) hereof. ACCESS TO THE DWELLING UNIT AND PREMISES BY LANDLORD AND ITS DULY DESIGNATEDREPRESENTATIVE(S); REPAIRS:
Death of Tenant. Following notification in writing by the executor or next-of-kin of the death of the Tenant, the Tenancy will end when the keys of the property are handed in to us. (However, see current Tenants' Handbook for details of rights of succession).
Death of Tenant. In the event of the death of the Tenant, the Landlord has the option to terminate the Rental Agreement or to extend a new Rental Agreement to the Estate of the deceased Tenant subject to the same requirements of a normal application for approval of a Rental Agreement. The death of the last surviving Tenant, who is signatory to this Rental Agreement, will constitute automatic termination of the tenancy. The benefit of this Rental Agreement may not be assigned, transferred or assumed by the decedent’s estate, heirs, next of kin or beneficiary named in a will or trust. Any payments owed by said Tenant to Landlord pursuant to this Rental Agreement shall remain a claim against Xxxxxx’s estate.
Death of Tenant. 18.1 If the Tenant or any of them dies during the Tenancy his executors or administrators or other person or persons in whom any interest in the Tenancy is vested immediately after his death shall within one month of his death give notice in writing to the Landlord of such death and its date.
Death of Tenant. (A) If Tenant is the sole Tenant and Tenant dies, this rental agreement terminates.
Death of Tenant. In the event of the death of a Tenant during the Term, and Tenant’s personal property remains in the Property, section 14 will not apply and the personal property will be governed by Title 20 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes relating to decedents, estates and fiduciaries. In the event of the death of a Tenant during the Term, Tenant’s estate will be required to pay Rent, Additional Rent and any other sums due to Landlord, including expenses that Landlord may incur as a result of Tenant’s death. Tenant’s estate is not required to pay any penalty, and is not liable for any damages to Landlord for breach of contract or early termination of the Lease.
