Common use of Using the Premises Clause in Contracts

Using the Premises. 2.6.1 Not to assign or part with or share possession of any part of the Premises, nor to sublet the Premises in any way. 2.6.2 Not to use the Premises for any illegal or other purpose other than residential, nor to cause or permit any disturbance, inconvenience or nuisance to anybody; ensuring always that amplified noise can never be heard outside the Premises (particularly at night) and ensuring that all refuse is cleanly disposed of each week on the appropriate collection day and not to keep it outside, other than in the bin provided, and not to put it for collection other than on the night before or the morning of the Council collection day. 2.6.3 Not to cause or permit the external display of any notice, sign, advert or poster. 2.6.4 Not to cause or permit any action or state of affairs that results in the risk of the Landlord's insurance policy being made void or voidable or in the increase of the premiums; to repay to the Landlord any increased premium and renewal expenses caused by breach of this clause as rent in arrears. 2.6.5 To replace all batteries, bulbs and fuses as necessary including bulbs for any outside lights, the batteries for the doorbell and the alarms, and not to damage, remove or disable the alarms in any way or alter the codes or alter, change or install any locks. 2.6.6 Upon discovery, to report to the Landlord or their Agent any damage to, defect or deterioration in the Premises 2.6.7 To allow the Landlord or their Agents or contractors reasonable access to the Premises to carry out necessary inspection, certification, repairs or alterations; such access to be on reasonable advance notice except in the case of emergency. 2.6.8 Not to keep any animals on the Premises without prior written permission of the Landlord. 2.6.9 To keep all fire exits and escape routes clear of obstruction. Not to wedge open fire doors or interfere with smoke and heat detectors. Not to smoke or burn candles, or to store or use any flammable substance or device in the Premises. If the Tenants cause or permit to be caused an activation of the fire alarm due to misuse or negligence they may be charged any reasonable fee to cover the cost of dealing with the activation of the fire alarm. 2.6.10 To forward immediately to the Landlord any post relating to the Landlord or the Premises that is not the Tenants’ own post. 2.6.11 Where applicable, to comply with the conditions of the HMO licensing regulations for this property (a copy of which you hereby acknowledge receiving), e.g. to ensure that the house is not occupied by more than the permitted number of persons and that no common areas of the house, including shared living rooms, kitchens, hallways and landings, be used for sleeping purposes by any Tenant or guest. 2.6.12 On prior notice and at reasonable times to allow viewing of the Premises by prospective Tenants. The Landlord will provide 24 hours written notice, if required by the Tenants. 2.6.13 If the Tenants cause or permit to be caused vermin (including but not limited to rats, mice, bedbugs, cockroaches, fleas) to enter or access the Property they may be charged the reasonable cost of treatments to exterminate and remove the vermin.