Common use of DEFAULT BY RESIDENT Clause in Contracts

DEFAULT BY RESIDENT. If Resident fails to pay the rent stated in paragraph 3 or other lawful charges when due, including reimbursement for damages, repairs, or plumbing service costs (all such sums shall constitute delinquent rent); or if Resident, his guests, or other occupants violate the covenants or conditions of this lease or Owner’s rules and regulations or applicable federal, state, and local laws; or if Resident abandons the apartment, the Owner’s representative may (with or without demand for performance) terminate the Resident’s right of occupancy by giving Resident one day’s written notice to vacate; and Owner shall be entitled to immediate possession. Notice may be mailed or personally delivered to Resident or left in a conspicuous place inside the apartment. Such termination does not release Resident from liability for future rentals under this lease. After Owner gives notice to vacate and after Owner files eviction suit, Owner may still accept rent or other sums due; and such notice, filing, or acceptance shall not waive or diminish Owner’s right of eviction or any other contractual or statutory right. Acceptance of monies at any time will not waive Owner’s right of property damages, past or future rent, or other sums due. If Resident’s rent is delinquent and if one day’s prior written notice is personally delivered to Resident, Owner may terminate utilities furnished and paid for by Owner. Owner may report unpaid rentals or unpaid damages to local credit agencies for permanent recordation in Resident’s credit history.

DEFAULT BY RESIDENT. If Resident fails to pay the rent stated in paragraph 3 or other lawful charges when due, including reimbursement for damages, repairs, or plumbing service costs (all such sums shall constitute delinquent rent); or if Resident, his guests, or other occupants violate the covenants or conditions of this lease or Owner’s rules and regulations or applicable federal, state, and local laws; or if Resident abandons the apartment, the Owner’s representative may (with or without demand for performance) terminate the Resident’s right of occupancy by giving Resident one three (3) day’s written notice to vacate; and Owner shall be entitled to immediate possession. Notice may be mailed or personally delivered to Resident or left in a conspicuous place inside the apartment. Such termination does not release Resident from liability for future rentals under this lease. After Owner gives notice to vacate and after Owner files eviction suit, Owner may still accept rent or other sums due; and such notice, filing, or acceptance shall not waive or diminish Owner’s right of eviction or any other contractual or statutory right. Acceptance of monies at any time will not waive Owner’s right of property damages, past or future rent, or other sums due. If Resident’s rent is delinquent and if one day’s prior written notice is personally delivered to Resident, Owner may terminate utilities furnished and paid for by Owner. Owner may report unpaid rentals or unpaid damages to local credit agencies for permanent recordation in Resident’s credit history.

DEFAULT BY RESIDENT. If Resident fails to pay the rent stated in paragraph 3 or other lawful charges when due, including reimbursement for damages, repairs, or plumbing service costs (all such sums shall constitute delinquent rent); or if Resident, his guests, or other occupants violate the covenants or conditions of this lease or Owner’s rules and regulations or applicable federal, state, and local laws; or if Resident abandons the apartment, the Owner’s representative may (with or without demand for performance) terminate the Resident’s right of occupancy by giving Resident one day’s written notice to vacate; and Owner shall be entitled to immediate possession. Notice may be mailed or personally delivered to Resident or left in a conspicuous place inside the apartment. Such termination does not release Resident from liability for future rentals under this lease. After Owner gives notice to vacate and after Owner files eviction suit, Owner may still accept rent or other sums due; and such notice, filing, or acceptance shall not waive or diminish Owner’s right of eviction or any other contractual or statutory right. Acceptance of monies at any time will not waive Owner’s right of property damages, past or future rent, or other sums due. If Resident’s rent is delinquent and if one day’s prior written notice is personally delivered to Resident, Owner may terminate utilities furnished and paid for by Owner. Owner may report unpaid rentals or unpaid damages to local credit agencies for collection and permanent recordation in Resident’s credit history, which may result in Resident’s responsibility for additional fees not exceeding fifty percent (50%) of the sum owed to Owner.