Use Only as a Residence Sample Clauses

The "Use Only as a Residence" clause restricts the permitted use of a property to residential purposes only. This means tenants or occupants are not allowed to operate businesses, sublet for commercial activities, or use the premises for any non-residential function. By clearly defining the property's intended use, this clause helps prevent disputes over unauthorized activities and ensures the property is used in accordance with zoning laws and the landlord's expectations.
Use Only as a Residence. The tenant agrees that the residence will be used only as a residence, except for incidental use in trade or business (such as telephone solicitation of sales or arts and crafts created for profit). Such incidental uses will be allowed as long as they do not violate local zoning laws or affect the landlord’s ability to obtain fire or liability insurance. The total number of persons residing in this residence cannot exceed .
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Use Only as a Residence. The tenant agrees that the residence will be used only as a residence, except for incidental use in trade or business (such as telephone solicitation of sales or arts and crafts created for profit). Such incidental uses will be allowed as long as they do not violate local zoning laws or affect the landlord’s ability to obtain fire or liability insurance. The total number of persons residing in this residence cannot exceed . 4 If the Landlord is responsible for heat under the lease, he or she must maintain a reasonably healthful indoor temperature in the unit. 14 M.R.S. § 6021(6). If the tenant is responsible for utilities under the lease, he or she has the right to request information about the unit’s energy efficiency. 14 M.R.S. § 6030-C.
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Use Only as a Residence. The TENANT agrees that the residence will be used only as a residence, except for incidental use in trade or business (such as telephone solicitation of sales or arts and crafts created for profit), however, inspection and delivery of any such goods to the TENANT'S customers shall not take place in the residence or on the property of the LANDLORD. Such incidental uses will be allowed as long as they do not violate local zoning laws or affect the LANDLORD'S ability to obtain fire or liability insurance.
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