Common use of OBJECTIONABLE CONDUCT Clause in Contracts

OBJECTIONABLE CONDUCT. Tenant agrees not to permit or commit any objectionable, disorderly, hazardous, or unlawful conduct, noise, or nuisance whatsoever in or about Premise, including by Tenant’s guests, invitees, or licensees, that will disturb or interfere with the rights and safety of other residents, neighbors, or the general public. Further, Tenant agrees to observe the previously stated covenants, Rules and Management Policies in respect to the Management's property, employees, agents, contractors, or any other persons authorized by Management to be present on or about Premise or the grounds. Tenant agrees to conduct themselves according to local, Ohio, and federal law at all times.

OBJECTIONABLE CONDUCT. Tenant agrees not to permit or commit any objectionable, disorderly, hazardous, or unlawful conduct, noise, or nuisance whatsoever in or about PremisePremises, including by Tenant’s guests, invitees, or licensees, that will disturb or interfere with the rights and safety of other residents, neighbors, or the general public. Further, Tenant agrees to observe the previously stated covenants, Rules and Management Policies in respect to the Management's property, employees, agents, contractors, or any other persons authorized by Management to be present on or about Premise Premises or the grounds. Tenant agrees to conduct themselves according to local, Ohio, and federal law at all times.