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5 clauses you must have in your rent agreement
4 min read . 20 Sep 2018
Ashwini Kumar Sharma
In case of disputes, unregistered rent agreements are not considered as primary evidence by the court
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Many people leave their home towns and move to different cities to study, for work, for business or for better lifestyle. The first thing they need in the new city is a place to stay. Given that it’s not easy to buy a home to live in as soon as you move to a new city, especially in metros, most people tend to take a flat on rent. But before you take a property on rent, it is prudent to know the terms and conditions and execute a rent agreement.
A rent agreement ensures you have legal recourse later in case there is a problem between you and your landlord, which is why it’s important to be careful about the clauses included in the agreement. Here are a few must-have clauses for the rent agreement.
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Bradycardic response.
Explanation:
The "diving reflex", or bradycardic response, is the natural reflex of infants on water, is an automatic response that they lose later in development, and it comes in order of survival mode and has an evolutionist logic.
Lord and Lady Capulet both have strong emotional reactions to Juliet's refusal to marry Parris. When Juliet gives her answer, Lord Capulet gives her an ultimatum: marry Parris or he'll disown her. Lord Capulet does not have a rational conversation or hear Juliet's concerns. Lady Capulet also reacts emotionally when she refuses to listen to her daughter as well.
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The two statements which describe the main themes of the story are:
A. The freedom to express oneself is valued by many, but some people discourage it and fear its consequences.
D. Creativity and creation can bring great joy.
Explanation:
"Daughter of Invention" is a short story by J.ulia Alvarez. The narrator is a girl who has been chosen to give a speech in front of her teachers and classmates. The creation of the speech brings her great joy. She fills inspired, energized by the words she has chosen and the message she is going to convey. She speaks of independence, of students surpassing their masters.
Her father, upon reading the speech, has an extreme reaction. He tears it to pieces and tells her she is being insubordinate. The narrator's father has lived through a dictatorship. He knows very well the consequences of speaking one's mind - he has lost loved ones because of that. Thus, he discourages freedom of speech, afraid of the consequences it may bring.
Note: I had to type J.ulia with a period because otherwise Brainly won't let me post this answer. For some reason, certain words are interpreted as curse words or as links.
The sentence from "One Thousand Dollars" that reflects first-person point of view is; After a time, I myself was allowed to go into the dead houses and search for metal. The correct answer is A.
