Any tenant who does not respect one of the above clauses is subject to a procedure for terminating their lease.

1. ACCESS TO THE LAND
   The tenant does not have access to the yard or land of the building, unless it is stated in the lease that he has this right or with written authorization from the landlord. Unless specifically written, the tenant does not have exclusivity of the yard. Authorization is also required for any installation (swimming pool, shed, table, shelter, etc.) or development (vegetable garden, plantation, etc.), failing which they will be prohibited. No personal effects may be left on the grounds at any time. If the tenant is authorized to have an animal, it must be kept on a leash.

2. COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY
   Any commercial activity that involves visits from customers or collaborators is prohibited, unless written authorization is obtained from the landlord and proof of insurance is presented. This prohibition also applies to the use of accommodation for childcare purposes and to any tourist accommodation activity, whether remunerated or not. The tenant is exposed to severe fines under the Act respecting tourist accommodation establishments, as well as the termination of his lease under the Civil Code of Quebec. It is also prohibited to carry out any activity resulting in overconsumption of energy such as cryptocurrency mining.

3. DISPLAY AND APPEARANCE
   It is strictly forbidden to hang from the windows, balconies, walls or roof of the accommodation, any object that could harm the appearance of the building, in particular: bicycle, clothesline, canoe, flag, vehicle tires. In addition, the tenant may neither build nor install, nor have constructed or installed, exterior balcony shelter or separator, any sign or poster, any notice outside his accommodation, as well as inside. it is visible from the outside. However, this clause is subject to electoral laws.

4. ANTENNA, WIRING, AIR CONDITIONER, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
   The tenant is prohibited from installing or having installed any antenna, wiring, alarm system or air conditioner. He is also prohibited from installing or having installed any other equipment requiring drilling, electrical connections, dimmer, switch, thermostat, or any other modification to the building. If requested, the landlord may agree to waive this prohibition. The tenant must then obtain their consent in writing. If applicable, the installation conditions will be specified and it must be carried out by a professional approved by the landlord.

5. INSURANCE AND SECURITY
   The tenant undertakes to have home insurance covering his civil liability at all times. He must provide, at the landlord's request, proof of insurance each time his lease is renewed.
   The landlord is not responsible for loss, theft or damage caused to property belonging to the tenant or one of his guests, except those resulting from his fault or negligence. Likewise, the landlord is not responsible for accidents that could occur to the tenant or one of his guests in the building or on his land, except those resulting from his fault or negligence. It is therefore the tenant's responsibility to take out insurance at his own expense covering the theft and loss of his property as well as his civil liability towards others.
   Please note that surveillance cameras are present in strategic locations in the building in order to secure the premises and prevent theft and vandalism.
   Any tenant who does not respect one of the above clauses is subject to a procedure for terminating their lease.

6. GOOD USE OF THE PREMISES
   The tenant is required to use the premises prudently and diligently. He is required to keep the accommodation in a good state of cleanliness and to carry out repairs, with the exception of those resulting from dilapidation or force majeure. The tenant cannot dry clothes or fabrics in the open air in the apartment. The tenant is required to assume the costs relating to damage to the rented property.

7. HEATING AND ENERGY/ELECTRICITY USE
   In the case where electricity and heating costs are assumed by the landlord, throughout the lease, the tenant undertakes not to carry out activities causing excess energy consumption, in particular cryptocurrency mining. The tenant also undertakes to use energy reasonably and not to adopt behaviors that contribute to overconsumption, in particular leaving windows and doors open when the heating or air conditioning is on. The tenant will be held responsible for any damage or disaster caused by their overconsumption of energy. The tenant agrees to plug his vehicle into a socket or terminal assigned to him. It also undertakes to maintain a minimum heating of 18°C ​​and a maximum of 24°C at all times.

8. KEYS AND LOCKS
   A lock or mechanism that restricts access to the accommodation cannot be installed or changed without the consent of the tenant and the landlord. The landlord provides a working lock and a key at the start of the lease; if there is a loss of keys or if the tenant wishes to have one or more copies, replacement will be at the tenant's expense.

9. BEHAVIOR
   The tenant is required to behave in such a way as not to disturb the normal enjoyment of the premises and other tenants. The tenant is held, towards the landlord and the other tenants of the building, responsible for damages that may result from the violation of this obligation, even if this violation is the work of the persons to whom the tenant gives access to the accommodation or to the property. 'building.
   The tenant also undertakes to reduce noise and any other form of nuisance between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. (Ex. Turn down the sound, speak less loudly, put on headphones, move around your home.) The latter also undertakes to demonstrate modesty and respect.
   respect towards other tenants when using common areas and to use their accommodation for their intimate activities.

10. OBSERVATION OF THE STATE OF PLACE
    The condition of the accommodation can be seen from the description given by the parties or the photos taken for this purpose. In the absence of a report on the inventory, the tenant is presumed to have received the accommodation in good condition at the start of the lease. An inspection of the premises can also be made at the end of the lease.

11. CORRIDORS, STAIRS AND VESTIBULES
    The tenant undertakes not to use, nor allow common areas such as stairwells, corridors, vestibules of the building to be used for purposes of amusement, loitering or storage, in particular of a bicycle, shoes, trash/recycling bins or any other object). Canvassing and door-to-door canvassing are prohibited. Smoking is prohibited in all common areas of the building. The corridors and staircases of the building must remain clear at all times; the tenant must keep his shoes and boots in his accommodation.
    Any tenant who does not respect one of the above clauses is subject to a procedure for terminating their lease.

12. WASTE AND RECYCLING
    The tenant must not throw or deposit waste, recyclable or compostable materials in the courtyard, in the alley, on the balcony or in the corridors of the building. Household waste must be deposited by the tenant in the places provided for this purpose and in appropriate containers.

13. INFRINGEMENT
    The tenant who commits an offense under a municipal, provincial or building (or other) by-law undertakes to reimburse any fine received and to repair any damage suffered by the lessor.

14. DANGEROUS PRODUCTS AND HEAVY OBJECTS
    The tenant cannot, without the written consent of the landlord, use, handle or keep in the accommodation a substance that constitutes or could constitute a fire or explosion risk and which could increase the landlord's insurance premiums. Without restricting the generality of the foregoing, the use of a coal, wood or other stove that uses flammable materials is only permitted outside the building and only at a minimum distance of 10 feet and it is absolutely prohibited on balconies. The tenant undertakes to respect municipal regulations to this effect. In addition, any heavy object or accumulation of objects
    that could pose a risk to the structure of the building are prohibited. Also, aquariums, water beds, are prohibited.

15. SUBLEASE AND ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE
    Subletting and lease assignment are practices regulated by law. The tenant must submit the name and contact details of the person to whom he intends to sublet or assign his lease and must obtain the consent of the landlord. The tenant who sublets or assigns his lease is responsible for reasonable expenses (e.g. credit inquiries).
    It is also prohibited to sublet the accommodation in whole or in part to tourists. The tenant is exposed to severe fines under the law on tourist accommodation establishments, as well as the termination of his lease under the Civil Code of Quebec.

16. PARKING
    The tenant who does not have a car is not entitled to parking. The tenant who has parking may only park a functional passenger vehicle (truck, trailer, trailer, or any other object are therefore prohibited) in the space allocated to him for this purpose. The tenant must not use parking spaces reserved for visitors and other tenants of the building. The tenant undertakes to ensure that the occupants of the accommodation or its visitors only park their vehicle in the designated place. The tenant agrees to release it for snow removal purposes. The tenant also undertakes not to use the parking space for mechanical repairs or maintenance. It is prohibited to install a carport without first obtaining written authorization from the landlord. It is prohibited to plug a vehicle into a power outlet located outside the accommodation, unless you have