MISSING KEYS Clause Samples

The "MISSING KEYS" clause addresses the situation where keys necessary for accessing a property or premises are not provided as required. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities of the party in possession of the keys—such as a tenant or contractor—to return all keys at the end of a lease or project, and may specify consequences or fees if keys are lost or not returned. By clearly defining the process and repercussions for missing keys, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures security by holding parties accountable for access control.
MISSING KEYS. If you were provided with a laundry room key and/or a mailbox key and you forget to return them at check-out, you will be charged $15.00 to replace each key.
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MISSING KEYS. Tenant will be charged $25.00 per key for any key not returned to Lessor at move -out (including key to Premises, laundry room key, mailbox key, and other keys delivered to Tenant during the Term). If any keys are not returned, Tenant will be charged for th e cost to rekey the Premises.
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MISSING KEYS. In the event keys and access passes are not returned a minimum of $200.00 fee will be charged for replacement. This is necessary because we will need to change locks and access codes to the apartment and this will be charged at commercial rates. If it is impractical to return the keys and passes by 10.30 am you must immediately notify reception so we can try to find a solution.
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MISSING KEYS. If Tenant were provided with a laundry room key and/or a mailbox key and Tenant forget to return them at check-out, Tenant will be charged $25.00 to replace each key.
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