Assertion: landlord's tenant | /r/CapableOf | damage the property
Facets:
value: beyond that
type: OTHER
value: significantly
type: DEGREE
value: in some way
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Practice appears to dictate that a landlord should give the tenant a period of time to attempt to remedy the situation, but state law stipulates no notice is needed when the tenant has overstayed a lease term, the tenant neglects to pay rent in advance when it was previously specified or when the tenant “commits waste," or damages the property in some way.
text: Backed by the Government, these schemes ensure tenants get their deposits returned to them as long as they meet the terms of their tenancy agreements, pay their rent and don’t damage properties.
text: Beyond that, the tenant, their children, or their pets might be significantly damaging the property beyond a reasonable "wear and tear" level.
text: Instead, this deposit is a form of security for the landlord in case the tenant fails to pay rent, damages the property or otherwise breaches the lease agreement.
text: the tenant has damaged the property and the landlord completed the inspection reports;
text: If a residential tenant damages the property and abandons it, the landlord may claim part of the security deposit for damages within 30 days after the tenant vaca tes .