Obligations of the Tenant. The following clauses set out what is expected of the Tenant during the Tenancy in addition to the main terms of the Tenancy Agreement. If any of these terms are broken, the Landlord may be entitled to deduct monies from the Deposit, as set out in the Agreement, claim damages from the Tenant, or seek the court’s permission to have the Tenant evicted from the Property because of the breach.
Obligations of the Tenant. The following clauses set out what is expected of the Tenant during the tenancy in addition to the main terms found in this agreement. If any of these terms are breached, the Landlord may be entitled to deduct monies from the Deposit, claim damages from the Tenant, and/or seek the court's permission to have the Tenant evicted from the Premises because of the breach. The Tenant agrees:
Obligations of the Tenant. Tenant shall be obligated as follows, and shall ensure that Tenant’s household members, visitors and guests obey the following:
Obligations of the Tenant i. The Tenant is obliged to follow and comply to the announcements and rules made by the Dormitory Management and Discipline Board. If not, disciplinary action is applied to the Tenant.
Obligations of the Tenant. The TENANT -
Obligations of the Tenant. The Tenant shall in respect of each Depot at which it receives the provision of the Services:
Obligations of the Tenant relating to the Adaptation Stage: During the Adaptation Stage the TENANT is bound to:
Obligations of the Tenant relating to the Commercial Exploitation Stage: During the Commercial Exploitation Stage the TENANT is bound to:
Obligations of the Tenant. Art. 14. Subletting and transfer of tenancy Subletting the accommodation, placing it at the disposal of others or transfers of tenancy are prohibited without the landlord’s written permission. All forms of trade or industry or professional activities are also explicitly forbidden and can only be permitted after the landlord’s written agreement. In particular must the tenancy agreement under no circumstances become subject to Commercial Tenancy Law. If the landlord were to be taxed because of the fact that the tenant uses the rented property for professional purposes, this taxation will be exclusively paid by the tenant.
