PRIVATE GARDEN. In the event that the Let Property has a private or allotted garden the Tenant undertakes to maintain the garden in a neat, tidy and weed-free condition and to keep any lawn and xxxxxx properly and regularly cut and established flowerbeds maintained. Where the Tenant fails to maintain the garden in a reasonable manner and the Landlord incurs costs in bringing the garden up to a reasonable standard at the end of the tenancy, the Landlord can apply for that cost to be deducted from the deposit. The Tenant shall not cut, uproot, move or otherwise injure any trees, shrubs, or plants within the boundaries of any private garden included within the Agreement, nor shall they in any way alter the general appearance or layout of the garden with the exception of normal pruning, etc. The Tenant undertakes to cultivate the garden in a reasonable manner throughout the duration of the Agreement and in accordance with the season of the year.
PRIVATE GARDEN. If the let property includes a garden, solely for the tenant's use (so not shared with anyone else), the tenant must maintain that garden in a reasonable manner. The landlord might pay for garden maintenance to be carried out and charge this cost as a service included in the monthly rent payments - this should be stated in the Agreement. In that case, the tenant would only need to keep the garden area tidy. If the tenant does not do this, then the landlord can do it instead and ask the tenant to pay back the costs. The landlord should supply the tenant with copies of the receipts for such costs.
PRIVATE GARDEN. The Tenant will maintain the garden in a reasonable manner. The Tenant will undertake to maintain the garden ground included in the subjects of this let in a neat and tidy condition, keep the grass cut and free from weeds and to use the same only for amenity purposes. Where the Tenant fails to maintain the garden in a reasonable manner and the Landlord incurs costs in bringing the garden up to a reasonable standard at the termination of the tenancy, the Tenant will be liable for said costs which may be deducted from the Tenant’s deposit in terms of Clause 11.
PRIVATE GARDEN. The allottee may do soil filling after proper water proofing on the concrete flooring in the private garden area of their concerned unit at their own cost and may make such plantation which will not cause nuisance to other allottees and/or the promoter. However the allottee will not be allowed to make any structural changes in the private garden area.
PRIVATE GARDEN. The Tenant will maintain the garden in a reasonable manner, which includes keeping the surface swept and clear of algae, xxxx and weeds, as well as keeping the drain covers clear and unblocked. The Tenant must not lop, cut down or remove or otherwise injure any trees shrubs or plants growing upon the Let Property nor alter the general character of the garden with the exception of normal pruning, etc. The Tenant agrees to cultivate the garden in a reasonable manner throughout the Agreement according to the season of the year. Where the Tenant fails to maintain the garden in a reasonable manner and the Landlord incurs costs in bringing the garden up to a reasonable standard at the termination of the Agreement, the Tenant will be liable for said costs. Annual pruning and care of shrubs and trees as well as regular, but not annual, filling of the joints in the surfaces respectively white-washing the front-court walls, is included in the rent.
PRIVATE GARDEN. Your landlord has used their own wording for this clause. If you need more information about this clauses you may want to discuss them with your landlord, or contact the advice groups listed at the end of these Notes.
PRIVATE GARDEN. The Tenant will maintain the garden in a reasonable manner. Where applicable, the tenant will apply for and purchase a Garden Waste Permit from Aberdeen City Council.
PRIVATE GARDEN. Some of the Flats shall have Private Gardens. The Private Garden, if mentioned in Part-I of the Second Schedule hereto, shall have (1) exclusive access from and be attached and appurtenant only to the said Flat (2) exclusively owned and used by the Buyer for the purpose of private garden only (3) the Buyer shall not be entitled to use the same for any other purpose or to make any construction thereon, and (4) the Buyer shall however be entitled to beautify and landscape the same. The said private garden shall form an integral part of the said Flat and shall be transferable only as a part of the same and not independently or in any other manner
PRIVATE GARDEN. Where the Tenant fails to maintain the garden in a reasonable manner and the Landlord incurs costs in bringing the garden up to a reasonable standard at the end of the tenancy, the Landlord can apply for that cost to be deducted from any deposit paid by the Tenant.
