DISCLOSURE OF MANAGERS AND AGENTS Sample Clauses

DISCLOSURE OF MANAGERS AND AGENTS. The Tenant acknowledges that they have received a document that discloses the identities and addresses of any owners, managers, and agents who are authorized to authorized to manage the property and to receive and issue notices and demands. This disclosure satisfies the requirements of § 383.585 of the Kentucky Code.
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DISCLOSURE OF MANAGERS AND AGENTS. The Tenant acknowledges that they have received a document that discloses the identities and addresses of any owners, managers, and agents who are authorized to manage the property and receive and issue notices and demands. This disclosure satisfies the requirements of § 58-2551 of the Kansas Statutes.
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DISCLOSURE OF MANAGERS AND AGENTS. The Tenant acknowledges that they have received a document that discloses the identities and addresses of any owners, managers, and agents who are authorized to manage the property and to receive and issue notices and demands. Furthermore, the landlord must give their tax excise number. This disclosure satisfies the requirements of § 521-43 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes.
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DISCLOSURE OF MANAGERS AND AGENTS. The Tenant acknowledges that they have received a document that discloses the identities and addresses of any owners, managers, and agents who are authorized to manage the property and to receive and issue notices and demands. This disclosure satisfies the requirements of § 32-31-3-18 of the Indiana Code.
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DISCLOSURE OF MANAGERS AND AGENTS. The Tenant acknowledges that they have received a document that discloses the identities and addresses of the owners, managers, and agents who are authorized to manage the property and to receive and issue notices and demands. This disclosure satisfies the requirements of § 562A.13(1) of the Iowa Code.
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DISCLOSURE OF MANAGERS AND AGENTS. The Tenant acknowledges that they have received a document that discloses the identities and addresses of any owners, managers, and agents who are authorized to authorized to manage the property and to receive and issue notices and demands. This disclosure satisfies the requirements of § 383.585 of the Kentucky Statutes SECURITY DEPOSIT RECEIPT– In accordance with § 383.580(1), if the tenant is required to make a security deposit, the landlord must keep the deposit funds in a bank account used solely for that purpose. Furthermore, the landlord must disclose the account number where the deposit is being held to the tenant.
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