Rules of the moving out Clause Samples

Rules of the moving out. In case of moving out from the living room during the semester the resident has to inform the Office personally or by phone one day before the required date. It can be done in office hours, 8-16h on working days. The moving out does not modify the service relationship. The rules of moving are the same as the rules of moving in. In case of moving out the representatives of the Operator check the basic and technical status of the living room, the existence and cleanliness of the equipment listed on the Status Tab filled in at the moving in and modified during service. All the revealed damages will be listed on the Status Tab. The Operator will do the reparations. The costs of the reparations will be paid by the resident according to the Operating Manual and House Rules. When one resident moves out from a multi bed room, the responsibility area of the resident(s) remaining there must be determined and listed on the Status Tab.
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