Common use of VIOLATION OF RULES Clause in Contracts

VIOLATION OF RULES. If the Resident, Occupant or guest, in the Owner’s judgment, violates any rule or provision of the Lease Agreement, Home Based Business Addendum or the Community Handbook, the Owner may provide the Resident written notice of said violation, and (a) issue a warning concerning the ramifications of further violations; (b) direct temporary cessation of business pending review or (c) revoke this Conditional Authorization. If notified to temporarily or permanently cease operations, the Resident must cease promptly in accordance with the notification. Violations include, but are not limited to, receipt of reasonable complaints, as determined by the Owner, that the business is disturbing other residents or creating an inappropriate environment within the Neighborhood. The Owner also has all other rights and remedies set forth in the Lease Agreement, this Home Based Business Addendum and the Community Handbook, including damages, eviction, and attorney’s fees to the extent allowed by law.

VIOLATION OF RULES. If the Resident, Occupant or guest, in the Owner’s judgment, violates any rule or provision of the Lease AgreementLease, Home Based Business Addendum or the Community Handbook, the Owner may provide the Resident written notice of said violation, and (a) issue a warning concerning the ramifications of further violations; (b) direct temporary cessation of business pending review or (c) revoke this Conditional Authorization. If notified to temporarily or permanently cease operations, the Resident must cease promptly in accordance with the notification. Violations include, but are not limited to, receipt of reasonable complaints, as determined by the Owner, that the business is disturbing other residents or creating an inappropriate environment within the Neighborhood. The Owner also has all other rights and remedies set forth in the Lease Agreement, this Home Based Business Addendum and the Community Handbook, including damages, eviction, and attorney’s fees to the extent allowed by law.

VIOLATION OF RULES. If the Resident, Occupant or guest, in the Owner’s 's judgment, violates any rule or provision of the Lease Agreement, Home Based Business Addendum or the Community Handbook, the Owner may provide the Resident written notice of said violation, and (a) issue a warning concerning the ramifications of further violations; (b) direct direct· temporary cessation of business pending review or (c) revoke this Conditional Authorization. If notified to temporarily or permanently cease operations, the Resident must cease promptly in accordance with the notification. Violations include, but are not limited to, receipt of reasonable complaints, as determined by the Owner, that the business is disturbing other residents or creating an inappropriate environment within the Neighborhood. The Owner also has all other rights and remedies set forth in the Lease Agreement, this Home Based Business Addendum and the Community Handbook, including damages, eviction, and attorney’s 's fees to the extent allowed by law.