Common use of TERMINATING THE LEASE Clause in Contracts

TERMINATING THE LEASE. a) This LEASE will end at the time and date listed as the Expiration Date in Paragraph 2. LANDLORD may not extend the TERM of this LEASE without the written consent of TENANT. TENANT may not extend the term of this LEASE without the written consent of LANDLORD. Failure to vacate the UNIT at the end of the TERM shall be a violation of this LEASE. b) If LANDLORD fails to repair or remedy a condition for which it is obligated, by law, to repair or remedy, TENANT may pursue remedies under Florida law by following this procedure: (i) TENANT must make a written request for repair or remedy of the condition – after which LANDLORD shall have a reasonable time for repair or remedy; (ii) if LANDLORD fails to repair or remedy a condition, TENANT must make a second written request for the repair or remedy (to make sure that there has been no miscommunication) – after which LANDLORD will have a minimum of seven days for the repair or remedy. c) If TENANT does not vacate the UNIT upon expiration of the TERM, TENANT shall pay holdover RENT in an amount equal to double the amount of RENT due for the UNIT, or any part thereof, on a per diem basis for the period during which TENANT refuses to surrender possession until TENANT vacates. This additional charge is due for each day that TENANT stays in possession of the UNIT after expiration of the TERM. Nothing contained in this LEASE shall give TENANT the right to remain in possession of the UNIT following expiration of the TERM.