Rule 29 Sample Clauses

Rule 29. Tenant acknowledges that the leased premises may be located within a building which contains common area shared with other rental units. If damage shall occur within the common areas through no fault or neglect of Landlord, and as a result of vandalism, Landlord shall have the right to make a special assessment to Tenant as additional rent, or to apply an amount of up to $250.00 of the Tenant’s security deposit for damages that may occur outside the leased premises but within the common areas of the property where the leased premises are located. If Tenant knows the party who does the vandalism, Tenant must confront with and request a written admittance for being responsible from this party, or report to the police. Rule 30. Tenant shall be responsible for all actions of himself/herself and his/her invitees and guests. Tenant individually shall not, nor shall Tenant permit any person on the premises, to willfully, wantonly, negligently, frivolously, or dementedly destroy, deface, damage, impair, or remove any part of the structure or the facilities, equipment or pertinences thereto, or located in the common areas. Landlord reserves the right to repair any Tenant- responsible damage at Tenant’s cost. Tenants to initial above own name:
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Rule 29. In accordance with Art. 3 c) of the Agreement the Chairperson shall submit a written report on the Committee’s activities to the Agreement Secretariat not less than one hundred and twenty days before the session of the Meeting of the Parties..
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Rule 29. Finance: accounts and banking arrangements
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Rule 29. Tenant acknowledges that the leased premises may be located within a building which contains common area shared with other rental units. If damage shall occur within the common areas through no fault or neglect of Landlord, and as a result of vandalism, Landlord shall have the right to make a special assessment to Tenant as additional rent, or to apply an amount of up to $250.00 of the Tenant’s security deposit for damages that may occur outside the leased premises but within the common areas of the property where the leased premises are located. If Tenant knows the party who does the vandalism, Tenant must confront with and request a written admittance for being responsible from this party, or report to the police. Rule 30. Tenant shall be responsible for all actions of himself/herself and his/her invitees and guests. Tenant individually shall not, nor shall Tenant permit any person on the premises, to willfully, wantonly, negligently, frivolously, or dementedly destroy, deface, damage, impair, or remove any part of the structure or the facilities, equipment or pertinences thereto, or located in the common areas. Landlord reserves the right to repair any Tenant-responsible damage at Tenant’s cost. Tenants to initial above own name: Xxx Xxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxx and Xxxx Xxx Rule 31. Areas around a dart board should be covered with a wood board so that expensive dart hole repairs can be avoided. No adhesives, hooks, nails, sticky tape, or screws may be used on any surfaces of the leased premises except for small diameter nails of no greater than 1/16 inch diameter. Tenant shall not install shelving, wallpaper, paint, or alter in any way the features of the leased premises. Fees for spackling and painting excessive nail holes may be charged to the Tenant.
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