Lock Change Sample Clauses
A Lock Change clause establishes the rights and procedures for changing locks on a property, typically in the context of a lease or rental agreement. This clause outlines who is authorized to change the locks—such as the landlord or tenant—and under what circumstances, for example, after a tenant moves out or in cases of lost keys or security concerns. By clearly defining these procedures, the clause helps prevent unauthorized access and disputes, ensuring the security of the premises and clarifying responsibilities for both parties.
Lock Change. Due to the inherent risk of owning a rental property and the possibility of lawsuits, Owner authorizes Agent to change the locks for every new lease initiated on the property at the owners expense. This cost is miniscule in the long run and provides safety and peace of mind for our residents, while limiting the liability for our owners and our management team. Anyone can make a key and we want the assurance that we are not the focus of a lawsuit due to burglary, break-ins or worse.
Lock Change. County shall not alter any lock or install a new or additional lock or new bolt on any door of the Subleased Premises without prior written consent of Sublessor. If Sublessor grants such consent, County shall in each case furnish Sublessor with a key for any such lock. Upon expiration or termination of this Sublease, County shall promptly deliver to Sublessor all keys which shall have been furnished to County or which County shall have had made.
Lock Change. Tenant shall not change the locks to the Premises without Landlord’s prior written consent, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld. Tenant shall pay all costs for future lock changes. Promptly upon change of any locks or other security devices or systems affecting the Premises, Tenant shall provide copies of the keys (or appropriate security code for other security devices or systems) to Landlord.
Lock Change. Tenant(s) requests does not request a change of locks. If Tenant re-keys or 91 changes a lock, a key must be provided to the landlord at the time the lock is changed (M.C.A. ▇▇ ▇▇-▇▇-▇▇▇(5)). 93 94 KEYS: Tenant(s) is responsible for the cost of re-keying, if all keys are not returned upon vacating. 95 Tenant(s) acknowledges that locks may not have been changed prior to taking occupancy. Tenant(s) has 96 the option of requesting that the Manager re-key the unit at Tenant(s) expense. Tenant(s) is responsible for 97 replacing and reprogramming garage door opener(s) not returned upon vacating. 98
Lock Change. Per the terms of the rental agreement, if any locks are changed without the written consent of the landlord, the tenant agrees that the landlord may deduct from the tenant’s security deposit $ for each lock changed.