Leaving the Premises Clause Examples

Leaving the Premises. 2.7.1 To take all reasonable steps to ensure that no damage is caused to the Premises (e.g. during winter as a result of burst pipes), or during any period when the Premises are left unoccupied (e.g. by burglary): to leave the central heating system on low during any cold periods when unoccupied, and to activate the security alarms and lock doors and windows when leaving the property. 2.7.2 To leave the Premises not later than midday on the last day of the Tenancy and return all keys to the Landlord or their Agent. To leave the Premises in good condition, clean and tidy, and as in the Inventory (furniture replaced to its original position) and to remove all Tenant's items and refuse, kitchen waste, newspapers and bottles, or to pay for their removal. To clean the Premises to the same standard as at the commencement of the tenancy as stated in the Inventory, or to pay for the premises to be cleaned to that standard. 2.7.3 To make arrangements for the re-direction of mail, and to provide forwarding addresses and details to the Landlord or their Agent for contact after the Tenancy ends. 2.7.4 Possession of the property may be recovered by the Landlord or the mortgagee on the ground set out in the Housing Act 1988 Section 7, schedule 2, Part 1, Ground 2.

Leaving the Premises. Teachers may leave the school premises during an unassigned period after notifying the Principal. The amount of time out of the building should not exceed the length of teachers’ unassigned periods. Teachers having first or last period unassigned are responsible for the required fifteen minute period before and after school.

Leaving the Premises. On the expiry or termination date of the agreement, the BENEFICIARY shall be obliged to evacuate the occupied premises and to return them completely free of all movable objects. Subject to the application of articles 26 and 28 above, the BENEFICIARY shall be obliged to restore the premises in a good state of maintenance. An inventory shall be drawn up jointly; where applicable, SNCF RÉSEAU shall proceed with or instruct others to do the work necessary to restore the premises to their original state, at the expense of the BENEFICIARY. At the end of the agreement, prior to his departure, the BENEFICIARY shall confirm to SNCF RÉSEAU, in writing, that no pollution has been caused by him or is his responsibility or, if this is not the case, that all the sources and consequences of pollution have been eliminated. During termination of all activities on the site, and before any return to SNCF RÉSEAU, the latter may require the BENEFICIARY to carry out a diagnosis of the state of the soil, the subsoil and the surrounding areas likely to have been polluted during the occupation period. The results of these analyses shall be communicated to SNCF RÉSEAU. In the event that these results show a soil or subsoil pollution related to the activity of the BENEFICIARY, the latter undertakes to take on the work necessary for the restoration of the premises. If the activity carried out by the BENEFICIARY comes under the legislation on classified installations or if SNCF RÉSEAU finds in the description of the premises’ condition mentioned above, a pollution of the site, the BENEFICIARY shall carry out, at his expense by a specialised research organisation, an analysis of the soil and subsoil of the site and the surroundings likely to have been polluted and communicate the results to SNCF RÉSEAU. In the event that pollution is detected, the BENEFICIARY undertakes to carry out, at his own expense and risk, all the work necessary to clean up the soil and subsoil of the grounds in question and to provide SNCF RÉSEAU with a certificate of pollution free premises. During the entire period of unavailability of the site, the BENEFICIARY shall pay SNCF RÉSEAU a monthly allowance equivalent to the amount of the fee and the expenses, without prejudice to claims for further compensation. In all cases, if the activity carried out by the BENEFICIARY falls under the legislation on classified installations, the BENEFICIARY shall provide SNCF RÉSEAU with a certificate of cessation of activity s...

Leaving the Premises. At the end of the hiring, the Hirer shall be responsible for leaving the premises and surrounding area in a clean and tidy condition; for storage of chairs and tables, for ensuring that doors are locked, windows closed and lights extinguished and heating turned down, for the removal from the premises all refuse, bottles, cans, paper cups and plates etc and remains from any sales. Whilst a broom, bucket and mop are provided, the hirer must supply all cleaning chemicals, cloths and refuse bags which must be removed along with all other waste at the end of the hire. Floors must be swept and left in a clean condition for subsequent hirers. The Parish Council shall be at liberty to make an additional charge for non compliance with these conditions. The Hirer shall ensure that the minimum of noise is made on arrival and departure, particularly late at night. The Hirer shall adhere strictly to the times of hire and ensure that the premises are completely cleared at the time stipulated. Evening hirers must ensure that the premises and surroundings are vacated by 11:30pm.

Leaving the Premises. 23.1. Hirers are responsible for ensuring that they do not create noise or nuisance to neighbouring properties when entering and leaving the premises, particularly late at night.

Leaving the Premises. Tenant shall see that the doors of the Premises are closed and securely locked before leaving the Building and must observe strict care and caution that all water faucets or other water apparatus in the Premises are entirely shut off before Tenant leaves the Building, and that all unnecessary electricity shall likewise be carefully shut off, so as to prevent waste or damage. For any default or carelessness, Tenant shall make good all injuries sustained by Tenant, by other tenants or occupants of the Building. All doors opening to public corridors shall be kept closed except for normal ingress and egress from the Premises.

Leaving the Premises. 6.8.1 Unit members may leave the school premises during their lunch and unassigned periods but must sign out and in using a mutually agreed upon form.

Leaving the Premises. Any employee who leaves the premises during working hours must inform a Supervisor or member of Management prior to their departure. If leaving the premises during lunch hour, you must punch out.

Leaving the Premises. Employees who must leave the premises at any time for any reason shall inform the Prosecuting Attorney or designee of the reason for leaving, destination, and estimated return time.