REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. Landlord may withhold only that portion of Tenant(s)’s Security Deposit necessary to: (1) remedy any default by Tenant(s) in the payment of rent; (2) repair damages to the premises exclusive of ordinary wear and tear; and (3) clean the premises if necessary.
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. Landlord may withhold only that portion of Tenant(s)’s Security Deposit necessary to: (1) remedy any default by Tenant(s) in the payment of rent; (2) repair damages to the premises exclusive of ordinary wear and tear; and (3) clean the premises if necessary. Per California law, Landlord is not obligated to pay Tenant(s) interest on the security deposit.
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE and terminable by either party on thirty days written notice in accordance with the provisions of California Civil Code Section 1946 (
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. The failure of Tenant(s) or their guests or invitees to comply with any term of this Lease Agreement is grounds for termination of the tenancy, with appropriate notice to Tenant(s) and procedures as required by law.
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. C. Assumption of the Risk. Tenant(s) assumes all risk and responsibility for any injury or property damage caused by the installation, operation or removal of the dish or antenna, including any caused by a failure to securely attach the dish to the Premises.
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. If the security deposit is held by Owner, Tenant agrees not to hold Broker responsible for its return. If the Security Deposit is held in Owner’s Broker’s (herein referred to as “Landlord”) trust account, and Broker’s authority is terminated before expiration of this Lease Agreement, and Security Deposit is released back to Owner, then Broker shall notify Tenant, in writing, where and to whom security deposit has been released. Once Tenant has been provided such notice, Tenant agrees not to hold Broker responsible for the Security Deposit return, or subsequent deductions legality, if any. It is understood that the Security Deposit is applicable to all Tenants jointly, and Landlord does not account for it until the passing of the permissible statutory period after all Tenants have vacated the Premises. Any refund due may be made payable jointly to all Tenants, and it shall be the responsibility of all Tenants to work out between themselves the manner of dividing said Security Deposit. If Landlord chooses to make the refund to any one of the Tenants individually (which need not be done until the statutory time has elapsed after all Tenants have vacated the Premises), in legal contemplation the payment shall be deemed to have been made to all Tenants, and Landlord shall have no liability to any one or group of Tenants for failure of any Tenant to divide such refund equitably. If the Security Deposit is later increased by agreement of the Parties for any reason (such as the installation of a satellite dish, a waterbed, or additional deposit for a pet), the additional security deposit will be disbursed by Landlord in accordance with this paragraph at the end of the statutory period following the end of Tenant(s)’s tenancy. Removal of the pet, satellite dish, waterbed, or whatever caused the increase in the deposit, will not be grounds for early disbursement of the Security Deposit.
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. DUTY TO CLEAN AND VENTILATE: Tenant(s) understands that the growth of mold & mildew is primarily due to conditions over which Tenant(s), not Landlord, has control, namely moisture and ventilation. Tenant(s) hereby acknowledges that mold and mildew can grow in the Premises if the Premises is not properly maintained and ventilated. Tenant(s) acknowledges that it is important that Tenant(s) regularly allow air to circulate in the Premises. Tenant(s) agrees to regularly allow air to circulate in the Premises by using bathroom fan(s), using ceiling fans, where available, and regularly opening the windows and/or sliding doors where available. Since it is common for mold and mildew to grow if even a small amount of moisture builds up, Tenant(s) also agrees to clean all toilets, sinks, countertops, showers, bathtubs and tile or linoleum floors with a household cleaner on a regular basis. Tenant(s) further agrees to notify Landlord immediately whenever Tenant(s) learns of any condition which could lead to a build up of moisture in Tenant(s)’s apartment, including, but not limited to plumbing leaks, broken window or door seals, accumulation of rainwater or other moisture around windows or doors, broken water lines or sprinklers, inoperable fans, doors or windows and/or any failure or malfunction in the heating, ventilation or air-conditioning system in the Premises. If Tenant(s) notices mold, mildew or other organic growth in the Premises, Tenant(s) agrees to notify Landlord immediately. Any failure to comply with the requirements of this paragraph shall be deemed a material breach of this Lease. In addition, Tenant(s) shall be liable to Landlord for any damage resulting from Tenant(s)’s failure to comply with the requirements of this paragraph.
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE but Tenant(s) actually receives the notice, the actual receipt shall be deemed to cure any defects in the manner of service, and the notice shall be deemed properly and personally served. Service upon any of the Tenants of the Premises shall be deemed valid service upon all Tenants - it is not necessary to serve each Tenant individually unless otherwise required by law.
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. Except as prohibited by law, if Landlord fails to serve the notice in accordance with the provisions of Code of Civil Procedure Section 1162 (
REPLACE BEFORE MENTIONED WITH YOUR STATE CIVIL CODE. Except as prohibited by law, if Xxxxxxxx fails to serve the notice in accordance with the provisions of Code of Civil Procedure Section 1162 (
