§ 6-69. Revocation of rental contract.  


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  • The lease agreement shall be revocable at any time by the parish government or the lessee upon each party furnishing the other at least thirty (30) days' written notice to the other of such intention. Upon the intended revocation of this lease agreement by the parish government, written notice of such revocation shall be served upon the lessee either by hand delivery with written receipt or by certified or registered mail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested, addressed to the lessee at the address stipulated in the lease agreement or as otherwise subsequently provided by the lessee to the parish government, requiring the lessee to vacate and remove from the leased premises covered by this agreement within a period of thirty (30) days to be specified in such notice. Within the period so specified in any such revocation by the lessee or the parish government, the lessee shall immediately quit and surrender possession of the premises to the parish government, and the lessee, without cost to the parish government and at the parish government's option, shall be responsible for removing any and all works, structures, facilities or other improvements erected or maintained thereon by the lessee and shall restore the premises to the same or as good condition, to the satisfaction of the parish government, as same were in at the time of the first occupancy thereof by the lessee. The parish government reserves all rights it has under law regarding its acquisition of ownership of things incorporated into the leased premises and things that have become component parts of the leased premises. Before said right by the parish government to revoke this permit it shall be, and shall remain, unconditional and unrestricted; and neither the parish government, nor any board, officer, or employee thereof, shall be liable in damages to lessee or in any other manner, because of such revocation.

(Ord. No. 99-287, § 3, 12-2-99)