House Rule Clause Samples

A House Rule clause establishes specific rules or guidelines that must be followed within a property, typically set by the owner or manager. These rules can cover areas such as noise levels, guest policies, use of shared spaces, or restrictions on smoking and pets. By clearly outlining acceptable and unacceptable behaviors, the clause helps maintain order, protect property, and ensure a comfortable environment for all occupants or guests.
House Rule. This is a “shoes free” house so that the carpets can be kept clean for all guests. By reserving this house, you are agreeing that you and all your party will remove their shoes before going inside the house and will be sure feet are clean (there is an outside shower and a garden hose in the parking area under the house) before entering the house. There is no time to have carpets shampooed between guests. Animals: No animals are permitted on the premises. Our neighbors will report to us immediately and you will be asked to leave and no refunds will be granted. We advertise this as an animal-free home to reassure people who have pet allergies. Any animal present could disrupt the health of guests coming later that cannot tolerate these allergens. Owner cannot tolerate allergens.
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House Rule. No Smoking.
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House Rule. Delivery of goods, materials and equipment/tools shall ONLY be allowed between Monday to Friday from 09:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Renovations shall only be allowed between Monday and Friday from 09:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. No renovations or delivery of goods, materials and equipment/tools are allowed on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.
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House Rule. The Client understands that the Photographer will abide by the rules of the venue and officiant. If these rules prevent the Photographer from taking any pictures, the Photographer is not held responsible for such pictures. The Photographer will adhere to any guidelines set by the venue that the client has chosen.
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