Common use of AT THE END OF THE TENANCY Clause in Contracts

AT THE END OF THE TENANCY. 12.1 The Tenant must vacate the Room and leave it and the Contents in it clean, tidy, and in no worse condition (except for fair wear and tear and damage by an insured risk) than they were in at the start of the Tenancy Period. 12.2 The Tenant must, jointly with others entitled to use them, leave the Common Parts and shared Contents in the Flat clean, tidy, and in no worse condition (except for fair wear and tear and damage by an insured risk) than they were in at the start of the Tenancy Period (this clause does not apply to studios). 12.3 The Tenant must remove all their personal belongings from the Building and deposit any rubbish in the receptacles designated for that purpose. 12.4 The Tenant must return to the Managing Agent all the Keys that were issued to the Tenant. 12.5 If any item other than the Contents is left in the Room or Flat at the end of the tenancy the Management Company will remove it and (unless of obvious value) will dispose of it as the Management Company thinks fit without liability to the Tenant or the owner of the item. The reasonable costs of removal and storage may be claimed as Damages. If an item is obviously worth at least £50 and appears likely to have been left behind by mistake, the Management Company will use reasonable endeavours to contact the Tenant to arrange collection. If the Tenant requires the Management Company to arrange delivery of an item, the Tenant must first agree to pay the delivery charges (or authorise the management Company to deduct them from the Deposit, as Damages).