Common use of Locks Clause in Contracts

Locks. Tenant agrees to use and Tenant shall provide at Tenant's expense the type of lock on the storage space specified by Landlord. Tenant agrees to keep storage space locked when Tenant is not present at premises. If Landlord does not specify a type of lock, Tenant shall provide at Tenant's sole expense, a lock for the space which Tenant, in Tenant's sole discretion deems sufficient to secure the storage space. Landlord shall not be liable for loss or damage to property stored in the storage space resulting from the use, failure, destruction, tampering, cutting, drilling, fault, defect, or malfunction of any lock recommended by Landlord or purchased from Landlord. No bailment or higher level of liability is created by the recommendation or requirement of the Tenant to purchase a specific type or lock from the Landlord and the Landlord does not take care, custody, or control of the Tenant’s property due to the recommendation or requirement to purchase a lock from the Landlord. Landlord may, but is not required to, lock Tenant's storage space if it is found unlocked. Tenant may use only one (1) lock per storage space door and Landlord may remove any additional locks placed on storage space by Tenant. Locks placed by Landlord on a storage space for any reason will only be removed during the Landlord's normal office business hours. In the event such lock or security device is rendered ineffectual for its intended purpose from any cause, or the Space is rendered unsecure in any manner, Landlord may, at its sole option, take whatever measures are deemed reasonably necessary by Landlord to re-secure the access to Tenant’s Space. Landlord is not responsible for taking any measures or for notifying Tenant that the Space has become unsecure. The fact that Landlord has taken measures to re-secure the access to Tenant’s Space under this paragraph shall not alter the release of Landlord’s liability, nor shall such measures be deemed conversion of Tenant’s Property in the Space.

Locks. Tenant Xxxxxx agrees to use and Tenant shall provide at Tenant's expense the type of lock on the storage space specified by Landlord. Tenant Xxxxxx agrees to keep storage space locked when Tenant is not present at premises. If Landlord does not specify a type of lock, Tenant shall provide at Tenant's sole expense, a lock for the space which Tenant, in Tenant's sole discretion deems sufficient to secure the storage space. Landlord shall not be liable for loss or damage to property stored in the storage space resulting from the use, failure, destruction, tampering, cutting, drilling, fault, defect, or malfunction of any lock recommended by Landlord or purchased from Landlord. No bailment or higher level of liability is created by the recommendation or requirement of the Tenant to purchase a specific type or lock from the Landlord and the Landlord does not take care, custody, or control of the Tenant’s property due to the recommendation or requirement to purchase a lock from the Landlord. Landlord may, but is not required to, lock Tenant's storage space if it is found unlocked. Tenant may use only one (1) lock per storage space door and Landlord may remove any additional locks placed on storage space by Tenant. Locks placed by Landlord on a storage space for any reason will only be removed during the Landlord's normal office business hours. In the event such lock or security device is rendered ineffectual for its intended purpose from any cause, or the Space is rendered unsecure in any manner, Landlord may, at its sole option, take whatever measures are deemed reasonably necessary by Landlord to re-secure the access to Tenant’s Space. Landlord Xxxxxxxx is not responsible for taking any measures or for notifying Tenant that the Space has become unsecure. The fact that Landlord has taken measures to re-secure the access to Tenant’s Space under this paragraph shall not alter the release of Landlord’s liability, nor shall such measures be deemed conversion of Tenant’s Property in the Space.

Locks. Tenant agrees to use and Tenant shall provide at Tenant's expense the type of lock on the storage space specified by Landlord. Tenant agrees to keep storage space locked when Tenant is not present at premises. If Landlord does not specify a type of lock, Tenant shall provide at Tenant's sole expense, a lock for the space which Tenant, in Tenant's sole discretion deems sufficient to secure the storage space. Landlord shall not be liable for loss or damage to property stored in the storage space resulting from the use, failure, destruction, tampering, cutting, drilling, fault, defect, or malfunction of any lock recommended by Landlord or purchased from Landlord. No bailment or higher level of liability is created by the recommendation or requirement of the Tenant to purchase a specific type or lock from the Landlord and the Landlord does not take care, custody, or control of the Tenant’s property due to the recommendation or requirement to purchase a lock from the Landlord. Landlord may, but is not required to, lock Tenant's storage space if it is found unlocked. Tenant may use only one (1) lock per storage space door and Landlord may remove any additional locks placed on storage space by Tenant. Locks placed by Landlord on a storage space for any reason will only be removed during the Landlord's normal office business hours. In the event such lock or security device is rendered ineffectual for its intended purpose from any cause, or the Space is rendered unsecure in any manner, Landlord may, at its sole option, take whatever measures are deemed reasonably necessary by Landlord to re-secure the access to Tenant’s Space. Landlord is not responsible for taking any measures or for notifying Tenant that the Space has become unsecure. The fact that Landlord has taken measures to re-secure the access to Tenant’s Space under this paragraph shall not alter the release of Landlord’s liability, nor shall such measures be deemed conversion of Tenant’s Property in the Space.

Locks. Tenant agrees to use and Tenant shall provide at Tenant's expense the type of lock on the storage space specified by Landlord. Tenant agrees to keep storage space locked when Tenant is not present at premises. If Landlord does not specify a type of lock, Tenant shall provide at Tenant's sole expense, a lock for the space which Tenant, in Tenant's sole discretion deems sufficient to secure the storage space. Landlord shall not be liable for loss or damage to property stored in the storage space resulting from the use, failure, destruction, tampering, cutting, drilling, fault, defect, or malfunction of any lock recommended by Landlord or purchased from Landlord. No bailment or higher level of liability is created by the recommendation or requirement of the Tenant to purchase a specific type or lock from the Landlord and the Landlord does not take care, custody, or control of the Tenant’s property due to the recommendation or requirement to purchase a lock from the Landlord. Landlord may, but is not required to, lock Tenant's storage space if it is found unlocked. Tenant may use only one (1) lock per storage space door and Landlord may remove any additional locks placed on storage space by Tenant. Locks placed by Landlord on a storage space for any reason will only be removed during the Landlord's normal office business hours. In the event such lock or security device is rendered ineffectual for its intended purpose from any cause, or the Space is rendered unsecure in any manner, Landlord may, at its sole option, take whatever measures are deemed reasonably necessary by Landlord to re-secure the access to Tenant’s 's Space. Landlord is not responsible for taking any measures or for notifying Tenant that the Space has become unsecure. The fact that Landlord has taken measures to re-secure the access to Tenant’s 's Space under this paragraph shall not alter the release of Landlord’s 's liability, nor shall such measures be deemed conversion of Tenant’s 's Property in the Space.

Locks. Tenant Xxxxxx agrees to use and Tenant shall provide at Tenant's expense the type of lock on the storage space specified by Landlord. Tenant Xxxxxx agrees to keep storage space locked when Tenant is not present at premises. If Landlord does not specify a type of lock, Tenant shall provide at Tenant's sole expense, a lock for the space which Tenant, in Tenant's sole discretion deems sufficient to secure the storage space. Landlord shall not be liable for loss or damage to property stored in the storage space resulting from the use, failure, destruction, tampering, cutting, drilling, fault, defect, or malfunction of any lock recommended by Landlord or purchased from Landlord. No bailment or higher level of liability is created by the recommendation or requirement of the Tenant to purchase a specific type or lock from the Landlord and the Landlord does not take care, custody, or control of the Tenant’s Tenant 's property due to the recommendation or requirement to purchase a lock from the Landlord. Landlord may, but is not required to, lock Tenant's storage space if it is found unlocked. Tenant may use only one (1) lock per storage space door and Landlord may remove any additional locks placed on storage space by Tenant. Locks placed by Landlord on a storage space for any reason will only be removed during the Landlord's normal office business hours. In the event such lock or security device is rendered ineffectual for its intended purpose from any cause, or the Space is rendered unsecure in any manner, Landlord may, at its sole option, take whatever measures are deemed reasonably necessary by Landlord to re-secure the access to Tenant’s 's Space. Landlord Xxxxxxxx is not responsible for taking any measures or for notifying Tenant that the Space has become unsecure. The fact that Landlord has taken measures to re-secure the access to Tenant’s 's Space under this paragraph shall not alter the release of Landlord’s 's liability, nor shall such measures be deemed conversion of Tenant’s 's Property in the Space.