Common use of Damage to Property Clause in Contracts

Damage to Property. Damage to the personal property of other residents or damage to residence or residence association property is prohibited and may result in eviction from residence and an assessment for, without limitation, damages. Without limiting the forgoing, causing damage to posters and advertising materials is considered damage to personal property. See Appendix II for additional information.

Damage to Property. Damage to the personal property of other residents or damage to residence or residence association property is prohibited and may result in eviction from residence and an assessment for, without limitation, damages. Without limiting the forgoing, causing damage to posters and advertising materials is considered damage to personal property. See Appendix II for additional information.

Damage to Property. Damage to the personal property of other residents or damage to residence or residence association property including, but not limited to, posters and advertising materials is prohibited and may result in eviction from residence and an assessment for, without limitation, damages. Without limiting the forgoing, causing damage to posters and advertising materials is considered damage to personal property. See Appendix II for additional information.

Damage to Property. Damage to the personal property of other residents or damage to residence or residence association property including, but not limited to posters and advertising materials is prohibited and may result in eviction from residence and an assessment for, without limitation, damages. Without limiting the forgoing, causing damage to posters and advertising materials is considered damage to personal property. See Appendix II for additional information.

Damage to Property. Damage to the personal property of other residents or damage to residence or residence association property including, but not limited to, posters and advertising materials is prohibited and may result in eviction from residence and an assessment for, without limitation, for damages. Without limiting the forgoing, causing damage to posters and advertising materials is considered damage to personal property. See Appendix II for additional information.