Meridia Main Station Urban Renewal, Bound Brook, LLC

532 E Main Street • Bound Brook, NJ 08805

(201) 351-2836

1. CREATION OF TENANCY
1.1 PARTIES
Meridia Main Station Urban Renewal Bound Brook LLC shall be known as the “Landlord.”

Shantonu Sarker , shall be known as the "Tenants."

1.1 A. AUTHORIZED OCCUPANTS. Tenant/s and authorized Occupants may use the Apartment only as a private residence for themselves
and the following individuals: but no one else may Reside in the Apartment. A child born to Tenant or to any person named above shall
be permitted to occupy the Apartment, also, but Tenant shall promptly notify Landlord of the date of birth and name of the child. If any
other person Resides in the Apartment, it shall be a material breach of this Lease unless Tenant has given written advance notice to Landlord
(stating the person's name, age and relationship to Tenant) and Landlord has given written approval for that occupancy.

1.1 B. All individuals named above, as Tenant/s or authorized adult Occupants, shall be bound by the provisions in this Lease. If any of
them, or any person allowed into the Apartment or Building by Tenant or any individual named above, has been determined to have violated
any provision of Law or of this Lease, then that person (or persons) together with all other Occupants and Tenant/s shall be subject to
eviction, as provided by Law.

1.1 C. If the Apartment is expected to be vacant for seven (7) days or more, Tenant shall notify Landlord (including the period expected to
be vacant and a telephone number at which Tenant may be reached in case of emergency) and Landlord shall have the right to inspect the
Apartment to make sure that no one has been using the Apartment during that period.

1.2 ADDRESSES OF PARTIES

1.2 A. Landlord’s address is:

532 E Main St.

Bound Brook, NJ 08805

(email: mainstationmgr@meridialiving.com) (the "Landlord")

1.2 B. Tenants’ address shall be:

532 E Main St. Unit 323

Bound Brook, NJ 08805

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1.3 NOTICES
Any notice required or permitted under this Lease or under state law shall be deemed sufficiently given or served if (i) delivered
by hand and the receiving party has executed an acknowledgement of delivery, (ii) sent by recognized overnight courier with receipt
delivery, (iii) sent by United States certified mail, return receipt requested, addressed to the address provided in Article 1.2 of this
Agreement or (iv) sent by email with receipted delivery addressed to the email address provided in Article 1.2 of this Agreement.
Landlord and Tenant shall each have the right from time to time to change the place notice is to be given under this paragraph by written
notice thereof to the other party.

1.4 APARTMENT DESIGNATION

1.4.1 Landlord hereby leases to Tenant and Tenant agrees to accept from Landlord the rental of Apartment 323 at

532 E Main St. Unit 323

Bound Brook, NJ 08805

sometimes known as Meridia Main Station Urban Renewal Bound Brook LLC

The apartment shall be designated “Apartment” in this Lease; “Building” shall mean the structure in which the Apartment is located;
and “Complex” shall mean the grounds on which the Building is located and includes the subject Apartment. “Common areas” mean

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areas accessible within the Complex without access to a private Apartment; for example, it includes lobbies, hallways, elevators, verandas/
balconies, garage, exercise rooms, and laundry rooms.

The rental of the Apartment shall be subject to the terms and conditions contained herein.

1.4.2 CONDITION OF APARTMENT AND COMPLEX. Tenant has inspected the Apartment and Complex before signing this Lease and
except as noted by Tenant in the Move-In Inspection Report, Tenant acknowledges that the Complex is in good order, repair, and in a safe,
clean and tenantable condition and that all appliances and equipment are in good working order. Subject to the Move-In Inspection Report,
Tenant accepts the Apartment and Complex “as is” and that, when Tenant moves out, Tenant shall be responsible to return the Apartment
to the condition that it was received in, fair wear and tear excepted. Any issues/problems with the Complex or appliances that have not
been noted in the Move-In Inspection Report and are alleged to have existed at the time of move-in shall be deemed to have been waived by
Tenant.

1.5 DURATION OF THIS LEASE

1.5.1 COMMENCEMENT OF TENANCY. This Lease shall commence on 12/01/2018 and end on 11/30/2019 but Landlord shall not be
responsible if Landlord cannot give Tenant possession of the Apartment for any reason beyond Landlord's reasonable control. [By way of
examples, but not limited to these reasons, which are beyond Landlord's reasonable control are the failure to complete repairs or alterations
required as a result of the condition of the Apartment upon a prior Tenant having left the Apartment, or the failure to obtain all required
approvals of any government department or agency, after Landlord's reasonable efforts to make the Apartment available.]

1.5.2 DELAYED COMMENCEMENT. If Landlord cannot give possession within 60 days after the commencement date as stated in 1.51,
Tenant may cancel this Lease as its only remedy against Landlord, and Tenant shall have no right to any other remedy. If Tenant does wish
to cancel this Lease, such notice must be given to Landlord within fourteen (14) calendar days after Landlord has notified Tenant of the
unavailability of the Apartment. If Tenant elects to wait until possession may be lawfully given, then the rent shall abate until possession
is given. Alternatively, Landlord may offer Tenant an alternate but similar Apartment, which if Tenant accepts, Landlord and Tenant shall
enter into a lease for said Apartment or this Agreement and all rights and obligations hereunder shall terminate and Tenant shall receive a
refund of any advance rent and security deposit paid to Landlord. Tenant shall not be entitled to, nor shall Landlord be liable for, any other
damages than the remedy specified herein for non-delivery of possession.

1.5.3 MOVE-IN PROCEDURES

1.5.3.A Prior to Tenant moving in, Tenant shall provide Landlord with Tenant’s moving company’s insurance certificate naming Landlord as
an additional insured party. If Tenant is not using an insured mover, Tenant agrees to indemnify and hold Landlord and its agents harmless
from any and all damage and personal injury to any party which is caused by Tenant, its contractors, agents, invitees and guests during the
move in/move out period.

1.5.3.B Tenant shall be responsible for the cost of repair for any and all damage caused to the Complex (including the Building, elevator and
grounds) during Tenant’s move in to the Building.

1.5.3.C All move in dates and times must be scheduled in advance with the Management Office of the Building. Tenant can only move in
during Tenant’s scheduled date and time. Moves are scheduled on a first come first served basis. (Please check with the management
office for days and times allowed.) Landlord shall not be responsible for any loss of any kind to Tenant if Tenant’s choice of move in date
or time is unavailable. Tenant acknowledges that if Tenant moves at any time other than Tenant’s scheduled time, Tenant may be charged
for the inconvenience caused to the Building, management, and other residents.

1.5.3.D Tenant shall use only the elevator designated by Landlord during Tenant’s move in time, and Tenant will follow all other reasonable
instructions provided by Landlord with respect to areas designated in the Building for moving. If Tenant fails to complete Tenant’s move
in during the designated time, Tenant must consult the Management Office for additional instructions.

1.5.3.E Tenant may not be permitted to continue Tenant’s use of the elevator once Tenant’s specified time has expired.

1.5.3.F Landlord will not be responsible for any damage to, or loss of, any of Tenant’s property during the move-in process; Landlord does
not supervise or control (other than the date and time) any part of the move in; that responsibility belongs to Tenant and Tenant’s movers,
only.

1.5.4 CONTINUED TENANCY. Landlord will use its best efforts to notify Tenant approximately 90 days before the end of any then current
term of any proposed change in rent or provisions in a proposed new lease. Tenant must notify Landlord of Tenant's decision to continue
the tenancy at least TWO CALENDAR MONTHS before the end of this Lease. If Tenant elects to continue this Tenancy after the end of any
then current term, then the Tenancy shall continue on a month-to-month basis unless otherwise mutually agreed.

1.5.4.A If Tenant gives no notice to Landlord otherwise, then the Tenancy shall continue on a month-to-month basis as provided by law.

1.5.4.A.1 CONTINUED TENANCY ON MONTH-TO-MONTH BASIS. If the duration is not agreed otherwise, Landlord may
propose reasonable changes to the terms of this Lease (including the amount of rent), to be effective at the end of any one month extension,
as provided by Law. The failure of Landlord to change the terms of this Tenancy at the end of any monthly period shall not be a waiver of
Landlord's right to do so at a later date.

1.5. 4. A-2. Month-to-Month Premium. Leases continued on a month-to-month basis will be assessed a fee of $150.00 each month.

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1.5.5 If Tenant vacates the Premises at the normal expiration of the Lease, but fails to give Landlord the proper notice, then Landlord shall
be entitled to collect rent for the balance of the month during which Tenant moved and the following month.

1.5.6 HOLDOVER TENANCY. Tenant may be liable for double the amount of rent if Tenant remains (“holds over”) after having given notice
that Tenant has elected to terminate this tenancy, pursuant to law (N.J.S.A. 2A:42-5).

1.5. 7 .UNIT TRANSFERS. Tenant may be qualified to transfer to another unit within the property after residing at the premise for a
minimum of six months. Any and all unit transfers -must be approved by Landlord. A $ 500.00 transfer fee will be assessed for all transfers
between units.

1.6 RENT/CHARGES
1.6.1 Rent shall be due and payable on the first day of each month at the rate of $1,300.00 Rent for the first month for which it is due shall
be paid upon the execution of this agreement with bank certified funds. Parking and any other monthly fees shall also be paid together
with the Apartment Rent, and Tenant may cancel the parking agreement at any time, upon one calendar months notice to Landlord). Base
Rent and all Additional Rent, as described in this Agreement, shall collectively be the “Rent” for purposes of this Agreement. All Rent shall
be paid to Landlord online via the tenant portal.

1.6.1 A. Tenant will be charged a $695 administration fee (non-refundable) at time of move-in.

1.6.1 B. If Tenant is given possession of the Apartment on other than the first day of the month, the rent for that portion of the month
shall be pro-rated and payable together with the first month’s rent.

1.6.2 If more than one person is named above (Article 1.1) as Tenant, then all persons named as “Tenant” agree, jointly and severally, to pay
the rent and to be responsible for complying with all provisions of this Lease.

1.6.3 “Grace Period”/Late Payments: If the Rent is not posted online at the Tenant’s portal by the close of business of the 5th calendar day of
the month that the Rent is due and remains unpaid, then Tenant will be charged a late fee of $75.00 dollars per month for each month that
the Rent or any portion thereof, remains unpaid.

1.6.4 REFUSED PAYMENT: Tenant will be charged a fee of $50.00 any time a payment is not honored by the source of the payment.

1.6.5 Lock-Out Fee: Tenant will be charged a "lock-out" fee of $150.00 for each time Landlord assists Tenant in gaining entry to his or her
Apartment, the Building, Complex (including garage) or mailbox due to a damaged, lost or misplaced key or other inability to gain access.

1.6.6 Attorney’s Fees: Landlord will charge Tenant with a $400.00 attorney’s fee, court costs and filing fees related to the enforcement of this
Agreement, including, but not limited to, eviction and collection of sums owed to Landlord.

1.6.6 A. IF TENANT IS SUCCESSFUL IN ANY ACTION OR SUMMARY PROCEEDING ARISING OUT OF THIS LEASE, THE
TENANT SHALL RECOVER ATTORNEY'S FEES OR EXPENSES OR BOTH FROM THE LANDLORD TO THE SAME EXTENT THAT
THE LANDLORD IS ENTITLED TO RECOVER ATTORNEY'S FEES OR EXPENSES, OR BOTH, AS PROVIDED IN THIS LEASE.

1.6.7 All amounts that may be due and payable to the Landlord pursuant to this Lease, in addition to the regular monthly rent, shall be
considered as “additional rent” and may be considered as unpaid rent in an action to evict Tenant based on non-payment of rent, and may
also sued for in any court of Law with competent jurisdiction.

1.6.8 Payments made by Tenant shall be applied first to any balance due (whether for rent, refused payment (Article 5.4) charges, late charges,
or other charges) and the balance shall be applied to the current rent.

1.6.9 Tenant is hereby notified that Landlord may report to a credit reporting agency any past unpaid, or late, rent, damages, utilities or other
amounts owed by Tenant and that

1. this reporting could affect Tenant’s ability to obtain credit or future housing, and

2. that Landlord may turn delinquent accounts over to a collection agency for further action.

1.6.9.1 If the tenant makes a payment that is returned for insufficient funds, the tenant shall acquire a $75.00 charge to their account.

1.6.10 The Building and Complex to which your Apartment are a part, may offer various amenities which as a Tenant in good standing you
have the privilege of using in accordance with and abiding by the Rules and Regulations as posted at the location of each amenity. Landlord
reserves the right to amend any Rules and Regulations from time to time. Tenant will be charged an amenity fee of 100 for the duration of
this lease term.

1.7 UTILITIES
1.7.1.A Landlord will pay for the following utilities: NONE

1.7.1.B Tenant will pay 0 per month for the following utilities: water, sewer, and trash. Utility charge for water, sewer, and trash
may increase at the end of the lease term as evidenced by consumption of the prior year's usage, to be applied to any subsequent renewal
or month to month tenancy.

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1.7.2 Tenant must transfer all utilities to be paid for by Tenant into Tenant’s name before moving in. In the event tenant DOES NOT transfer
electric into tenants name, Landlord will impose an administration fee of $250 per month during the duration electric is left in the landlord
name. Tenant shall promptly pay all utility bills for service to the Apartment so as to avoid a discontinuance of service. Discontinuance of
service for any reason shall be deemed a material breach and a substantial violation of this lease. Tenant shall keep all utilities operable until
Tenant moves out and returns all keys or access cards to Landlord. Tenant is here by notified that the light fixture outside the apartment
door in the hallway is considered to be part of the apartment. This fixture is wired to the apartment electrical panel and will be part of the
tenant's utility bill.

1.7.3 Tenant shall make reasonable use of, and be responsible for, supplying and paying for all utilities except those which the Landlord
has agreed to supply, as stated in this Article. (“Reasonable use” means that that Tenant shall not use any utility-consuming appliance
excessively, such as excessive use of hair dryers, microwave ovens, toasters, similar appliances and water facilities.)

1.7.4 Landlord's responsibility for supplying any utility is subject to: (a) Availability of such utilities; (b) interruption in service of such
utilities caused by acts or conditions beyond Landlord's control.

1.7.5 Landlord shall have the right to change utility billing if required by any utility provider, agency or commission.

1.8 RENTER’S LIABILITY INSURANCE

1.8.1 For the duration of the Lease Agreement, Tenant is required to maintain and provide the following minimum required insurance
coverage:

• $100,000 Limit of Liability for Tenant’s legal liability for damage to the landlord’s property for no less than the following causes of loss:
fire, smoke, explosion, backup or overflow of sewer, drain or sump, and water damage (“Required Insurance”).

Tenant is required to furnish Landlord with evidence of Required Insurance prior to occupancy of leased premises and at the time of each
lease renewal period. If at any time Tenant does not have Required Insurance, Tenant is in breach of the Lease Agreement and Landlord shall
have, in addition to any other rights under the Lease Agreement, the right but not the obligation to purchase Required Insurance coverage
and seek reimbursement from the Tenant for all costs and expenses associated with such purchase.

Tenant may obtain Required Insurance from an insurance agent or insurance company of Tenant’s choice. If Tenant furnishes evidence of
such insurance and maintains the insurance for the duration of the Lease Agreement, then nothing more is required. If Tenant does not
maintain Required Insurance, the insurance requirement of this Lease Agreement may be satisfied by Landlord, who may schedule the
Tenant’s unit for coverage under the Landlord’s Required Resident Liability insurance policy (“LRRL”). The coverage provided under the
LRRL will provide the Required Insurance coverage listed above. An amount equal to the total cost to the Landlord for the LRRL coverage
shall be charged to Tenant by the Landlord. Some important points of this coverage, which Tenant should understand are:

1. LRRL is designed to fulfill the insurance requirement of the Lease Agreement. Landlord is the Insured under the LRRL. Tenant is not
the insured under the LRRL policy.
2. LRRL coverage is not personal liability insurance or renters insurance. Landlord makes no representation that LRRL covers the Tenant’s
additional living expenses or liability arising out of bodily injury or property damage to any third party. If Tenant requires any of these
coverages, then Tenant should contact an insurance agent or insurance company of Tenant’s choice.
3. Coverage under the LRRL policy may be more expensive than the cost of Required Insurance obtainable by Tenant elsewhere. At any
time, Tenant may contact an agent of their choice for insurance options to satisfy the Required Insurance under this Lease Agreement.
4. Licensed insurance agents may receive a commission on the LRRL policy.
5. The total cost to the Tenant for the LRRL coverage shall be twelve dollars and fifty cents Dollars ($12.50) per month.

Scheduling under the LRRL policy is not mandatory and Tenant may purchase Required Insurance from an insurance agent or insurance
company of Tenant’s choice at any time and coverage under the LRRL policy will be terminated by the Landlord.

1.8.2 INDEMNIFICATION. Landlord shall not be liable for any injury to the Tenant, Tenant's family, guests, invitees, agents or employees
or to Tenant’s family, guests, invitees, agents or employees for damage to, or theft of, their personal property, goods or equipment which are
located at the Apartment or Premises. Tenant hereby agrees to indemnify, defend and hold Landlord harmless from any and all claims or
assertions of every kind and nature for any and all loss, damage, cost or expenses involving Tenant’s person or property, Tenant’s family,
guests, invitees and contractor’s person and/or property and any and all loss, damage, cost or expense to the Complex, Building or
Apartment which is caused by Tenant or Tenant’s family, guests, invitees, or agents.

1.9 SECURITY DEPOSIT

1.9.1 DEPOSIT. Tenant has deposited with Landlord the sum of $1,800.00 receipt of which is hereby acknowledged by Landlord, as
security for Tenant’s performance of all of Tenant’s obligations under this Lease. (Examples of Tenant’s obligations include, but are not
limited to, non-payment of any amount due to Landlord from Tenant, damage to the Apartment or Building beyond reasonable wear and
tear, or other breach chargeable to Tenant.)

1.9.2 Tenant will not be allowed to use the security for any purpose while occupying this Apartment.

1.9.3 Interest on Deposit. Landlord will deposit the security in accordance with the then current New Jersey "SECURITY DEPOSIT LAW"
with interest to be credited to Tenant according to Internal Revenue form W9, previously to Landlord supplied by Tenant. Landlord shall
deposit the security in an interest bearing tenant savings account in Investors Bank Corporate Office located at 101 JFK Parkway, Short Hills,

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NJ 07078. The current interest rate on the account is .0025%. Tenant acknowledges that this Lease Article constitutes notice under N.J.S.A.
§46:8-19 et. seq. of the name and address of the depositary and type of account and rate now being paid. The interest will be credited to
Tenant’s rent or paid to Tenant, at Tenant’s option, when and as required by law.

1.9.4 DISPOSITION OF FUNDS ON TERMINATION OF LEASE. The Security Deposit and accrued interest will be returned to Tenant as
required by New Jersey Law within 30 days after Tenant moves out, but only if, and to the extent that, all of the following conditions are
satisfied:

(i) Rent (including the month in which Tenant is moving) and all other charges pursuant to this Lease must have been paid in full as of the
time of moving.

(ii) A minimum of one month written notice must have been given to Landlord that Tenant will move on or before the last day of any
following month.

(iii) The Apartment must be returned in the same condition as when Tenant started occupying it, except for normal wear and tear.

(iv) Keys and access cards must be returned to Landlord.

(v) All personal property, including furniture of any kind, pets and food must be removed from the Apartment and properly disposed of.

(vi) The Apartment must be broom cleaned by Tenant. If Landlord has to clean or repair the Apartment for use by the next Tenant, Landlord
will charge the cost to Tenant and deduct it from the security deposit.

(vii) Tenant has given Tenant’s new address to Landlord for the return of any security deposit due to Tenant.

Any charge against the security shall be itemized and the itemization shall be provided to Tenant, as required by law.

1.9.5 PERSONS ENTITLED TO RETURN OF SECURITY DEPOSIT.

(i) The security deposit and earned interest will be returned to the first named Tenant in Article 1.1 (if there is more than one Tenant named
in Article 1.1).

(ii) However, if that Tenant is deceased or has moved without giving Landlord a new address, then Landlord may return any security that
is refundable to any other person named as Tenant or to any person showing the legal right to it, if there has been no other Tenant named
in Article 1.1. If a person entitled to the return of the security deposit makes a claim therefore as legal representative (that is, as Executor,
Administrator of the estate of the deceased Tenant, or the like) the 30 day period shall be extended for such time as is required for that person
to qualify as legal representative of the estate.

1.9.6 TRANSFER OF FUNDS.

If this property is sold and conveyed to another, of if the place of deposit is changed, Landlord will notify Tenant appropriately, according to
law.

1.10 ASSIGNMENT AND SUB-LETTING

Tenant is not permitted to assign this Agreement, or to sublet, grant any license to use the Complex or any part thereof for any reason
whatsoever. Any assignment, sub- letting or license shall be absolutely null and void to include AIR B&B, and Tenant and any purported
assignee, sub lessee or licensee shall be deemed to have breached this Lease and thereby be subject to eviction. Nevertheless, in that
circumstance and even in case of eviction, Tenant shall remain liable for the entire Duration of this Agreement.

1.10.1 SUBORDINATION OF LEASE:

Landlord may sell or mortgage this Building. If Landlord does sell or mortgage this Building, then this Lease and Tenant’s rights and
obligations are subject and subordinate to present and future mortgages on the Building, or sales of the Building, provided that Tenant's
obligations shall be no greater than provided in this Lease. In order to accommodate a prospective mortgagee or buyer, Tenant shall provide
access as required in Article 11.5 and sign all papers needed to subordinate this Lease to any future mortgage on, or sale of, the Building.
(Those papers are usually called a “Subordination Agreement” and they mean that Tenant will acknowledge that the mortgagee or buyer is
the new Landlord, according to the rights, terms and obligations under this or any subsequent Lease or extension thereof.) If Tenant fails or
refuses to sign those papers without any valid legal reason made known to Landlord, and within a reasonable period of time after Landlord
has requested the signing, then Tenant hereby constitutes Landlord as the Tenant’s attorney in fact to sign any such papers on behalf of
Tenant, to the best of the Landlord's knowledge of the facts, to accomplish this.

The Subordination Agreement shall state that:

(a) This Lease or subsequent lease or extension of this tenancy has not been changed or amended and is in effect for the period to be stated
in the Subordination Agreement.

(b) Landlord has fully performed all of the Landlord’s agreements in this Lease;

(c) Tenant has no rights to the Apartment and Building, except as stated in this

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(d) Tenant has, or has not, paid all Rent to date;

(e) Tenant has not paid Rent for more than 1 month in advance;

(f) Tenant has no claims against Landlord of any nature; and

(g) The date and amount of any Security Deposit, and whether any interest is

due to Tenant on that deposit

The Subordination Agreement shall also list all appliances and fixtures in the Apartment which Tenant claims to own. (Examples of
appliances are air conditioning, refrigerators, and stoves; examples of fixtures attached to the Apartment are any blinds, curtains, drapes and
wall hangings, if Landlord has permitted them.)

1.10.2 ATTORNMENT:

If the Building is sold or if a mortgagee acquires the right to collect rents, Tenant shall have to sign an Attornment Letter, acknowledging the
rights of the new owner or rent collector as, and in place of, Landlord. An attornment Letter may impose no greater obligations on the part
of Tenant than provided in this Lease.

1.11 DAMAGE TO APARTMENT, BUILDING OR COMPLEX

1.11.1 Complete Destruction: If there has been a fire, storm, earthquake, or other casualty which affects the Apartment, the Building or
Complex and the Apartment has been completely destroyed or rendered wholly uninhabitable and such casualty was not caused by the
negligence or misconduct of Tenant, then Landlord shall have the option of either

(i) keeping this Agreement in force and relocating the Tenant to a similar Apartment in the Building or Complex for the balance of the Lease
(or while repairing the Apartment) or

(ii) terminating this Agreement as of the date of such casualty, except that Landlord shall continue to have the right to enforce all rights that
may have then accrued hereunder.

1.11.2 Partial Destruction: Should only a portion of the Apartment or Complex be rendered uninhabitable, the Landlord shall have the option
of either

(i) repairing such partially damaged portion of the Apartment or Complex or

(ii) terminating this Agreement.

If Landlord exercises its right to repair such uninhabitable portion, the Base Rent shall abate in the proportion that the damaged parts bear
to the whole Building, and such part so damaged shall be restored by Landlord as speedily as practicable, after which the full Rent shall
recommence and the Agreement continue according to its terms.

1.12 ACCESS BY LANDLORD AND LANDLORD’S AGENTS

1.12.1 Tenant shall not install any locks in or on, nor an alarm, in or to the Apartment. Tenant shall have and maintain a phone line of any
type (landline or mobile) while a resident of the property and always provide the Landlord with a current phone number.

1.12.2 Landlord shall provide Tenant with a key or access cards to the Apartment and keep a duplicate key or access card for access as stated
in this Article 11. Tenant shall not replace the key or access card given by Landlord nor may Tenant install any additional lock.

1.12.3 Tenant shall return all keys and cards (Apartment, garage and mailbox), to the Landlord when Tenant vacates the Apartment. If Tenant
fails to return the Apartment, garage and/or mailbox keys or cards, Tenant will be assessed $100.00 for each Apartment and garage key or
card and $50.00 for each mailbox key.

1.12.4 Emergency Situations. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord and its employees and agents shall be allowed immediate access to the
Apartment in emergency situations. If Tenant is not present, Landlord may enter the Apartment using its copy of the key or access card. If
the Landlord is prevented from entering the Apartment in an emergency due to Tenant’s failure to comply with this Article by Tenant’s
having changed a lock or installing an alarm, Tenant shall bear the costs of Landlord’s efforts to enter by force. If Landlord enters by force,
Landlord will not be liable for any damage to the Apartment or to Tenant’s property, but Tenant shall have to reimburse Landlord for the
cost and effort to repair such damage..

1.12.5 Non-Emergency Situations. In non-emergent situations, Landlord and its employees and agents may enter the Apartment on
reasonable notice to Tenant, and at reasonable hours of the day, to conduct inspections, make repairs and take other actions reasonably
required or deemed appropriate by Landlord for maintaining or preserving the Apartment and/or maintaining, operating or otherwise
preserving the Building or Complex. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Tenant does not give Landlord permission to access the Apartment

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for the repairs requested by Tenant, Landlord shall not be responsible for the failure to perform requested repairs to Tenant's Apartment.
Operation of the Apartment shall include the right to show the Apartment to prospective tenants, mortgagees or purchasers as stated in
Article 1.10.1

1.12.6 Major Rehabilitation. If Landlord undertakes a major rehabilitation of the Premises or Building and it interferes with the habitability
of the Apartment, the Tenant agrees to temporarily relocate during the rehabilitation period to permit the work. There will be no abatement
of Rent if Landlord can offer a similar Apartment for Tenant to relocate to and use during the Major Rehabilitation. Landlord shall arrange
for the move at the effort and expense of Landlord.

1.12.7 Failure to provide access for repairs. If Landlord has given notice to Tenant of scheduled repairs or extermination, and if Tenant does
not provide access for those repairs when scheduled, then Tenant shall be charged for any charge by the repair/exterminating agent plus an
administration charge of $100.00.

1.13 INTEGRATION AND FINAL AGREEMENT

This writing is intended by the parties as a final expression of their agreement and as a complete and exclusive statement of the rental
herein made, and that all negotiations, considerations and representations between the parties have been incorporated herein. No prior
dealings between the parties or their agents, affiliates or representatives shall be relevant or admissible to alter or vary any of the terms of
this Lease. No representations, understandings or agreements have been made or relied upon in the making of this Lease other than those
specifically set forth in this writing and the Application by Tenant, upon which Landlord has relied in entering into this Lease. All prior
communications from Landlord with respect to Apartment dimensions, area, facilities, appliances, amenities and layouts were provided
only for verification by Tenant, and are not to be construed as representations or as binding upon Landlord in any manner whatsoever. This
Lease can be modified only by mutual agreement.

1.13.1 The presentation of this Lease to Tenant for examination does not constitute a reservation of, or option to rent the subject Apartment.
This Lease shall become effective only upon signing by both parties and satisfaction of all conditions precedent to the commencement of
this Lease.

1.13.2 This Lease may be signed in more than one counterpart, and each such counterpart shall be deemed an original document.

1.14 GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed, construed and interpreted by, through and under the Laws of the State of New Jersey.

1.15 SEVERABILITY
If any provision of this Agreement or the application thereof shall, for any reason and to any extent, be invalid or unenforceable, neither
the remainder of this Agreement nor the application of the provision to other persons, entities or circumstances shall be affected thereby,
but instead shall be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law.

1.16 PARTIES BOUND

The rights, obligations and conditions herein contained shall be binding on the heirs, legal representatives, and assigns of the parties hereto.
However, any rights of occupancy or use of the Apartment or Amenities that may otherwise inure to the benefit of Tenant’s heirs shall be
subject to those persons completing an Application for a tenancy with this Landlord. Such application shall include the creditworthiness
and personal background of such persons desiring to occupy the subject Apartment, and Landlord may refuse occupancy upon a finding of
reasonable objections thereto.

1.16.1 Exculpation of Landlord. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary provided in this Lease, there shall be absolutely no personal
liability on the part of Landlord, its members, partners, shareholders, officers, employees, successors, assigns or any mortgagee in possession
(for the purposes of this Article, collectively referred to as "Landlord"), with respect to any of the provisions, terms, covenants and conditions
of this Lease. Such exculpation of liability shall be absolute and without any exceptions whatsoever. Likewise, the signature in behalf of
Landlord is by an authorized agent, and that agent shall have no personal liability relating to this Lease or the Tenancy created hereby.

1.17 TENANT APPROVAL OF LEASE

Tenant acknowledges that (s)he/they has/have read the lease, understand the terms and conditions and obligations contained herein and
have had an opportunity to seek legal advice from counsel of his/her/their choosing regarding such provisions terms, conditions and
obligations.

1.18 CONSTRUCTION OF LEASE

The pronouns used herein shall be construed to include, where appropriate, either gender or both, singular and plural.

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1.19 RECORDING
This Lease may not be recorded by any public officer in charge of recording documents intended to give notice to the public. If Tenant does
record it, or have it recorded, that act will be a breach of the Lease.

1.20 NOTICES TO TENANT REQUIRED BY LAW

1.20.1 WINDOW GUARDS:

Pursuant to law (N.J.S.A. 55:13A7.12 et seq.) and the New Jersey Administrative Code, section 5:10-27, you are hereby notified [in boldface
type] that:

The owner (landlord) is required by law to provide, install and maintain window guards in your apartment if a child or children 10
years of age or younger is, or will be, living in the apartment or is, or will be, regularly present there for a substantial period of time if
you, the tenant, gives the owner (landlord) a written request that the window guards be installed. The owner (landlord) is also required,
upon the written request of the tenant, to provide, install and maintain window guards in the hallways to which persons in the tenant's
Apartment have access without having to go out of the building. Window guards are only required to be provided in first floor windows
where the window sill is more than six feet above grade or there are other hazardous conditions that make installation of window guards
necessary to protect the safety of children.

By law, the owner of an apartment can charge a tenant no more than twenty dollars ($ 20.00) for each window guard that the tenant asks in
writing to have installed in the tenant's apartment.

That law also provides that you shall be verbally [orally] informed of your right to request the installation of window guards and that
verification that this verbal notice was provided and understood and shall be set forth in a written document, aside from the lease document
itself, and that such written document shall acknowledge that the tenant was made aware of the right to request the installation of window
guards and that the written document shall be signed by both the tenant and the owner, lessor, agent or other person who manages or
controls the Apartment or dwelling space. That written document has been submitted to you independently of this Lease, and this Lease is
conditioned on your signed acknowledgement that the law has been complied with by Landlord.

1.21 REGISTRATION STATEMENT

The law (N.J.S.A. 46:8-29) requires that you be provided with a copy of the registration statement required by law (N.J.S.A. 46:8-28). Your
signature on this Lease signifies that you have been provided with a copy of that statement for this Building.

1.22 CRIME INSURANCE

The law (N.J.S.A. 46:8-39) provides that Landlord shall make available to you information regarding crime insurance through the Federal
Crime Insurance Program of Title VI of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1970, 12 U.S.C. Sec. 1749 b b b et seq., and advise you,
the tenant, where applications for such insurance may be obtained.

[The New Jersey Underwriters Association offers Crime Insurance Indemnity plans to tenants in habitable properties. Crime insurance
applications may be obtained from the New Jersey Underwriters Association, Crime Insurance for Habitable Property, 744 Broad Street,
Newark,New Jersey 07102. This insurance is applicable to theft and/or burglaries.]

1.23 TRUTH IN RENTING

The law (N.J.S.A. 46:8-46) requires every landlord to distribute one copy of the statement (prepared and made available pursuant to the
provisions of that act) to each new tenant at or prior to the time the Tenant assumes occupancy of the dwelling and that every landlord shall
keep a copy of the current statement posted in one or more locations so that the statement is prominent and accessible to all of the tenants.
Your acceptance of this Lease signifies that you have been provided with a copy of that statement for this Building. The booklet is also
available to you on the internet at:

www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/t_i_r. pdf

1.24 FLOOD HAZARD NOTICE

The law (N.J.S.A. 46:8-50) requires every landlord to notify each of the landlord's tenants if the rental property which is the subject of a
lease has been determined to be located in a flood zone or area, and that such notice be given prior to the time that occupancy of the rental
Apartment is assumed. This property IS located in a flood zone or area.

1.25 MEGAN’S LAW STATEMENT

1.25.1 CONSISTENT WITH THE NEW JERSEY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE (N.J.A.C. 11:5-64(e)) YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THE
COUNTY PROSECUTOR DETERMINES WHETHER AND HOW TO PROVIDE NOTICE OF THE PRESENCE OF CONVICTED SEX
OFFENDERS IN AN AREA.

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1.25.2 IN THEIR PROFESSIONAL CAPACITY, REAL ESTATE LICENSEES ARE NOT ENTITLED TO NOTIFICATION BY THE
COUNTY PROSECUTOR UNDER MEGAN’S LAW AND ARE UNABLE TO OBTAIN SUCH INFORMATION FOR YOU. THE
COUNTY PROSECUTOR MAY BE CONTACTED FOR SUCH FURTHER INFORMATION AS MAY BE DISCLOSABLE TO YOU.

By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 1.

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

2. LANDLORD’S OBLIGATIONS
2.1 PROVISION OF AMENITIES
The word “Amenities” as used in this Lease refers to social meeting rooms, exercise rooms, laundry rooms, common balconies or verandas,
hallways, lighting for the outdoors, garage, and grounds, and certain specified services, if and as they may exist in the Building and/or the
Complex in which Tenant’s Apartment is located.

Landlord may provide some Amenities for Tenant’s benefit and use. If any Amenities are provided, Landlord extends the privilege of the
use to Tenant, Occupants listed in Article 1.1.A and Tenant’s guests during the Tenant’s occupancy of the Apartment, provided that Tenant
and Tenant’s guests are not, in any way, in breach of this Agreement.

2.1.A. Landlord will provide the service of accepting deliveries for a Tenant, at Tenant’s express request, during normal working hours and
under the following conditions:

a) That tenant will not be available to accept a delivery,

b) Tenant shall advise management of an anticipated delivery before Tenant leaves the building,

c) Tenant will have to sign a release in a form acceptable to Landlord and in favor of Landlord and Landlord’s employees for each delivery,

d) Acceptance of any delivery will constitute a gratuitous bailment; this service is without charge and undertaken at the request of, and for
the exclusive benefit of, Tenant.

e) No delivery will be accepted of any item that may be combustible or hazardous, or includes furniture, food, pets, or weighs more than 40
pounds. including packaging,

f) If delivery of any item causes damage to the property or injury to any person, without the fault of Landlord’s employee, tenant shall be
exclusively liable therefor,

g) Neither Landlord nor any of Landlord’s employees will inspect or in any way approve the quality, condition or contents of a delivery. If
the delivery person requires approval of the delivery by Landlord’s employee, the delivery will be rejected. All deliveries accepted will be
accepted as is.

h) Any delivery accepted by Landlord’s employees will be accepted at the lobby and kept in a closet/locker/office until claimed by Tenant
(with proof of identity, if requested by Landlord’s employee.) Landlord shall have no responsibility for storage, although Landlord’s
employees shall use reasonable efforts to maintain the security of all deliveries; storage will be at Tenant’s risk. Alternatively, Landlord’s
employee will leave a delivery at Tenant’s door if Tenant so requests and the release includes exculpation of Landlord and Landlord’s
employee for leaving the delivery at Tenant’s door.

i) Tenant must inquire whether there were any deliveries for Tenant when Tenant returns to the building. Inquiry is to be made of the lobby
employee then on duty. Neither Landlord nor Landlord’s employees will be responsible for storage of deliveries for more than 48 hours. Any
item stored for more than 48 hours may be disposed of as Landlord considers appropriate. (If Tenant anticipates being away for more than
48 hours, Tenant will be responsible to arrange for a different delivery date.)

2.2 CONDITIONS FOR USE OF AMENITIES

There shall be an annual charge of $150, and failure to abide by any provision of this Lease may result in the loss of the privilege to use the
Amenities.

Use of any area is limited to a reasonable number of persons, on a first come, first served basis, with consideration for the time used and
that there are others who may be waiting to use these facilities.

Any user under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

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The use of any amenity is at the sole responsibility and risk of the user.

All users shall be responsible to keep the facility clean and free of waste.

The use by Tenant, Occupants listed in Article 1.1.A and/or Tenant’s guests shall be an implied agreement to abide by the provisions of this
Lease.

2.3 LANDLORD’S MAINTENANCE

Except for circumstances beyond Landlord’s control or the activities of other Tenants, Landlord shall use reasonable efforts to:

(a) Maintain the Complex and Amenities in reasonably clean, decent, safe and sanitary condition,

(b) Comply with all governmental rules and regulations,

(c) Make reasonably necessary repairs,

(d) Maintain all utilities that Landlord is obligated to supply, as stated in Section 1,

(e) Provide and maintain necessary common (i.e., not in individual Apartments) receptacles for waste and, at Landlord’s option, for
recycling,

(f) Provide extermination services as and when necessary, with the cooperation of all Tenants, and

(g) Control the conduct of other Tenant’s (and their pets) in the Building.

2.4 LIMITATION OF LANDLORD’S PROVISION OF AMENITIES

Notwithstanding these provisions relating to amenities, Landlord is under no obligation to continue the use thereof or allow access at any
time, whether for good cause or arbitrarily. If any payment has been made by Tenant for the use of any amenity and the use thereof has been
discontinued, Tenant shall be refunded that portion of the charge therefore as will, in the Landlord’s sole determination, compensate Tenant
for that lack of use.

2.5 INTERRUPTION OF SERVICES

The Landlord is not responsible for any inconvenience or interruption of services due to repairs, improvements or for any reason
beyond the Landlord’s control. Tenant will not be entitled to any offset or abatement of Rent or Additional Rent by reason of
inconvenience or annoyance, due to repairs, improvements or for any reason beyond the Landlord’s control. Landlord will not be liable
for loss or damage to property of Tenant caused by termites or other vermin, or by rain, snow, water or steam which may leak into or
flow from any part of the Apartment building through any defect in the roof or plumbing or from any other source whatsoever, unless
caused by the negligence of Landlord, its agents or employees or otherwise; Tenant agrees to assume the responsibility of defending, at
his expense, any claim which may be made against Landlord by any person claiming the right to be in the Apartment through or under
the Tenant, and pay for any injury, loss or damage to person or property from any cause whatsoever, unless caused by negligence of
Landlord, its agents or employees.

2.6 PARKING
Landlord (designated as “Parking Operator” herein) shall provide parking space for Tenant’s vehicle upon the following terms and
conditions which will be deemed to have been accepted by Tenant by accepting this Lease:

1. This AGREEMENT is only a license to park. Parking Operator is under no obligation to provide any service what so ever to Tenant or
to Tenant’s vehicle, other than provide the privilege of parking in parking operators subject premises. The fee for the privilege of parking
shall be determined by Parking Operator.

2. This agreement is for a specified vehicle; Tenant shall not substitute any vehicle other than the one specified without securing parking
operators prior written consent; Parking privileges granted by the terms of this agreement are applicable only to the vehicle specified, are
personal to the Tenant, and may not be assigned.

3. Parking operator is not an insurer, and shall not be responsible for fire, theft, accident, loss or damage to Tenant’s vehicle and/or its
contents and/or any other damage or injury to Tenant and/or Tenant’s property.

4. Pursuant to law, Parking Operator’s liability for loss or damage to Tenant’s vehicle by fire, theft, explosion or other cause is limited to
$25,000 unless an additional fee is paid when vehicle is first parked and a receipt is issued for the same. Parking operator does not waive
any defense to such claims including, but not limited to, contributory negligence, comparative negligence, and/or any other defense and/
or remedy available under the law.

5. Tenant agrees that monthly rent payments are due and payable, in advance, of the first day of each calendar month in which parking
operator provides such parking privileges, together with payment of other such charges as may have been incurred during the preceding

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calendar month; Tenant agrees to pay via the Meridia Living Payment Portal at www.meridialiving.com/residents/portal. Tenant expressly
acknowledges and agrees that the monthly rate is subject to change by Parking Operator.

6. When parking operator first provides parking privileges on other than the first day of a calendar month, parking charges shall be pro-rated
for the balance of that month and paid in advance, provided that Tenant also simultaneously remits payment in full for the following month.

7. Tenant shall immediately advise parking operator of any changes in the status of the vehicle covered in this agreement, and shall also
advise parking operator immediately of changes to the vehicle license plate and/or vehicle description.

8. Tenant shall have no proprietary interest whatsoever in any specific space. If any specific space had been assigned to Tenant, parking
operator shall have the right to change the assigned space or to revoke the allocation of an assigned space upon 5 days written notice, except
in case of emergency and in that case, immediately on notice.

9. Parking privileges shall be surrendered by Tenant only upon written notice given to Parking Operator not less than THIRTY (30) Days
prior to the expiration of the current calendar month, or, if less than 30 days remain in said current calendar month, then including payment
by Tenant of next month’s parking charge. Notice of surrender shall not abrogate Tenant’s responsibility for all charges due Parking Operator,
including parking charges for the month in which the notice was given. Parking Operator shall not pro-rate monthly rent for a surrendering
Tenant.

10. No allowance will be made for the time a monthly parking space is unused, including but not limited to, illness and/or vacation.

11. Parking Operator may terminate parking privileges at any time, upon thirty (30) days’ notice to Tenant. Parking privileges are
independent of Tenants status as a tenant within the residential building within which the garage is located, if applicable, and parking
privileges may be terminated on three (3) days’ notice to Tenant if (a) Tenant is 15 days late in paying rent; (b) if Tenant parks in any other
space other than a specifically authorized space, (c) if Tenant allows anyone else to park in the subject premises and/or use hang tag, without
prior written consent of Parking Operator; and/or (d) Tenant copies and/or alters the monthly hang tag. Tenant agrees to park within stall-
marked spaces only. Tenants parked in such a manner that inhibits the parking abilities of adjacent parking spaces will be charged at a rate
of $25 for the first occurrence and $50 for each subsequent occurrence.

12. If Tenant:

(a) is in default for five (5) days for non-payment of parking charges;

(b) parks in any space other than a marked (or assigned, if assigned) space;

(c) fails to properly display hangtag and/or

(d) violates any provision of this agreement,

then Parking Operator may, at its option, undertake the following measures:

(i) assess a charge of $150.00,

(ii) immobilize Tenant’s vehicle with an immobilization charge to the Tenant of $250.00,

(iii) open Tenants vehicle to secure it and/or move it, to a location authorized and/or designated by applicable law at Tenants expense and
responsibility, and/or

(iv) sell Tenants vehicle pursuant to applicable law.

Parking Operator, its employees, or agents, shall not be responsible for any damage to Tenant’s vehicle in relocating or securing it. Tenant
shall be charged a towing fee of $250 ($350 for SUV, large, or special circumstance vehicles) if Parking Operator is required to tow, or have
towed, Tenant’s vehicle from the garage.

13. If Tenant’s default for non-payment (as set forth in paragraph 12 (a) above) continues for an additional fifteen (15) days (i.e., if payment
is 20 days late), then Parking Operator may, at its sole option, charge the Tenant a late fee of thirty ($30) dollars for each month that the
balance has not been paid.

14. All vehicles driven in the parking facility shall be driven at Tenant’s sole risk and responsibility.

15. Tenants shall be liable for all taxes, if any are now or hereafter imposed, arising out of this occupancy.

16. ANY CLAIM OF DAMAGE TO TENANTS VEHICLE ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY PARKING OPERATOR AND/OR ITS
AGENTS MUST BE FILED WITH THE PARKING FACILITY BEFORE THE TENANT LEAVES THE FACILITY. PARKING OPERATOR WILL
NOT HONOR ANY CLAIMS FILED ONCE TENANT LEAVES THE FACILITY. Parking Operator expressly disclaims responsibility for (1)
Tenants personal property; and (2) nicks and/or scratches to painted bumpers.

17. The failure of Parking Operator to exercise any of its rights and options under the terms of this agreement, does not constitute a waiver of
such rights and or options; and said rights and/or options shall remain in full force and effect until such time that Parking Operator chooses
to exercise the same.

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By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 2.

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

3. TENANT’S NON-RENT AFFIRMATIVE OBLIGATIONS AND

PROHIBITIONS
3.1 GENERAL INTENTION
“TENANT” includes those persons listed in Article 1.1 and 1.1.A, their guests, invitees, agents and all others permitted into the Building
by Tenant.

Landlord intends to maintain this Building and Complex consistent with the style, comfort and conveniences that Tenant may reasonably
expect. Therefore, Landlord will use all reasonable efforts to maintain this Building and Complex for the mutual benefit of Tenant and all
other tenants in this Building and Complex. Consequently, by signing this Lease, Tenant agrees to comply with Landlord’s intention and
efforts by complying with the following provisions:

3.1.2 RESPECT: Tenant shall not, at any time, make any noise that may be disturbing to other Tenants, nor permit any conduct (including
language or gestures) that may reasonably be considered abusive or offensive to other Tenants, management or staff (including repair or
maintenance personnel) nor engage in any conduct that may endanger the health, safety or welfare of any person within the Complex.

3.1.2.A. Within 30 calendar days after Tenant has been given possession of the Apartment, and in order to comply with the provision of
section 3.12 (i.e., not to make any noise that may be disturbing to other tenants), Tenant, at Tenant’s own effort and expense, shall be obligated
to place sound-softening or sound-deadening area rugs for not less than 70% of the apartment for each room that has a hardwood floor, and
to maintain (or replace) it thereafter. (Tenant may not aggregate the total area, but shall cover 70% of each room that has a hardwood floor.)
The placement of the rugs shall be non-permanent (that is, without tacking, cement, glue or similar substance), although Tenant may also
place a non-permanent mat or subsurface to eliminate slippage or moving of the rug. Upon Tenant vacating the Apartment, Tenant shall be
obligated to remove all flooring that has been placed pursuant to this section.

3.1.3 COOPERATION WITH LANDLORD: Tenant shall cooperate with Landlord, whenever Landlord requests, by voluntarily appearing
and testifying at any administrative proceeding or trial, when requested by Landlord, and without the necessity of being subpoenaed, for
the mutual benefit of Tenant and other tenants in the Building. (Notwithstanding the required voluntary cooperation of Tenant to appear,
Landlord may subpoena Tenant to appear.)

3.1.4 GENERAL MAINTENANCE CONCEPT: TENANT WILL MAINTAIN THE SUBJECT APARTMENT IN GOOD CONDITION, AS
THOUGH HIS/HER IN-LAWS ARE COMING TO VISIT THE NEXT DAY. SPECIFICALLY: The following provisions in this Section of the
Lease relate to the maintenance of the Apartment and Complex and the conduct of Tenant. For purposes of this Section of the Lease, the
word “Tenant” shall include Tenant’s family members, guests, invitees, agents, contractors and anyone else whom Tenant allows into the
Building or Complex.

3.1.4.A. Tenant agrees to care for, maintain and be financially responsible for the Apartment, appliances, appurtenances, equipment and
furniture used by Tenant in common areas in a neat, clean, safe, and sanitary condition, including all fixtures, windows, heating and cooling
equipment, floors and floor coverings, appliances, sewer and plumbing drainage systems (including pipes – whether within or outside
Tenant's Unit) that become frozen and or broken as a result of Tenant's failure to properly care for and maintain them, and damage caused
by same.

3.1.4.B. Tenant shall be charged for all repairs, replacements and damages caused by the carelessness, neglect, misuse or abuse of or by
Tenant. Any such charge shall be due and payable upon demand from Landlord as Additional Rent.

3.2 NOTICE TO LANDLORD

Tenant must give Landlord prompt notice of any defects or problems relating to the use and enjoyment, or condition of, the Complex
(whether caused by Tenant or not), including faulty construction or maintenance of any part of the structure of the Building, or water leaks
from any source, peeling paint, broken or damaged fixtures, windows, plumbing, heating and cooling equipment as soon as Tenant becomes
aware of any such defect or problem and even if it does not directly affect Tenant’s own living conditions.

3.3 INFESTATION
3.3.1 Infestation is damage to the Building, causing great discomfort and inconvenience to Tenants. Therefore, Tenant shall immediately
notify Landlord of the presence of insects (including bed bugs), rodents, or vermin anywhere in the Complex (including Tenant’s
Apartment), and Tenant shall then fully cooperate and give Landlord and Landlord's agents access to the premises (on a continuing basis, if
necessary) in order to provide effective and timely extermination and pest control treatment. Failure by Tenant to promptly notify Landlord
of the presence of insects (including bed bugs), rodents or vermin shall be considered a material and substantial breach of this Lease and

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may be presumed to allow, permit or constitute willful or grossly negligent damage, destruction, and/or injury to the premises which may
then subject Tenant to eviction.

3.3.2 If the Apartment, or any portion thereof, or neighboring apartments, suffer the presence of insects (including bed bugs), rodents or
vermin as the result of Tenant's acts or failure to act, Tenant will be subject to a suit for eviction and shall be held liable and responsible
for paying, as additional rent, all reasonable and necessary pest control and related abatement costs to treat and re-treat the premises and
any affected neighboring areas. A “failure to act” includes failing to properly maintain the Unit; for example, failing to keep food enclosed,
cleaning spills, and the like.

3.3.3 Cooperation with extermination: Tenant shall be responsible for granting an exterminator access to the Unit and shall empty cabinets,
drawers, and closets as required according to the instructions of the exterminator in order to ensure a thorough extermination and treatment,
as needed. Tenant will be responsible for re-extermination of the entire building if proper extermination cannot be done because Tenant
failed to follow the instructions set forth in a Notice of Extermination letter and if the infestation has increased because of the failure by
Tenant to comply. Failure to pay such charge with the next regular rent payment shall subject Tenant to an eviction action.

3.4 PLUMBING STOPPAGE AND OR PROBLEMS

“Plumbing” includes a toilet, tub, shower, sink, and the handles or controls for them and the lines connected to them.

3.4.1 STOPPAGES:

Tenant shall be responsible for all costs relating to Landlord's repair of any plumbing stoppage caused by either the negligence or intentional
act, or failure to act, of Tenant or any Occupant, guest or invitee. (Examples of negligence or intentional acts are pouring grease into the
plumbing, disposing of sanitary napkins, tampons or diapers in the toilet, or allowing a child to put a toy, button or similar object that causes
a stoppage into any plumbing.) Tenant must notify Landlord of any plumbing stoppage as soon as Tenant is aware of it, and Landlord
shall use all reasonable efforts to eliminate the stoppage. Because Landlord will be responsible to unclog any stoppage, Tenant shall not
pour chemical or caustic drain cleaners in any slow or clogged drains, but Tenant may attempt to unclog any plumbing only by the use of a
plunger.

3.4 .2 PROBLEMS:

Tenant shall notify Landlord of any plumbing leak or slow drainage, anywhere in the Building, as soon as Tenant becomes aware of it, and
Landlord shall diligently use all reasonable efforts to remedy the problem.

3.5 MOLD AND MILDEW

Tenant acknowledges that it is necessary for Tenant to use appropriate climate controls, keep the Unit clean, and take every measure to
prevent mold and mildew from accumulating in the Apartment. Tenant agrees to regularly clean and dust the Apartment and remove visible
moisture accumulation from windows, walls, tubs and other surfaces as soon as identified. Tenant agrees not to block or cover any of the
heating, ventilating or air conditioning ducts in the unit.

Tenant agrees to immediately report to the management office:

(a) any evidence of a water leak or excessive moisture in the Unit, as well as in any storage room, garage or other common area,

(b) any evidence of mold or mildew-like growth that cannot be removed by simply applying a common household cleaner and wiping the
area,

(c) any failure or malfunction in the heating, ventilating, air conditioning systems or laundry systems in the Building; and

(d) Any inoperable doors or windows.

Tenant shall be responsible for damages to the Unit based on the failure to notify Landlord, contrary to the provisions of this Article.

3.6 NO SMOKING POLICY

The word “smoking” includes visibly carrying any cigar, cigarette, or other tobacco product or similar lighted product in any manner or in
any form, including “e-cigarettes,” whether lit or not, and whether then being inhaled, exhaled, or the like. Tenant acknowledges that the
Apartment and Complex to be occupied by Tenant and Tenant’s household do not permit smoking anywhere in the Complex, including
any of the Common Areas. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord’s adoption of a smoke-free living environment, and the efforts to designate
the rental complex as smoke-free is for the benefit of Tenant, other tenants, occupants and visitors of the complex, but does not make the
Landlord or any of its managing agents the guarantor of Tenant’s health or of the smoke-free condition of Tenant’s unit and the Common
Areas. However, Landlord agrees to take reasonable steps to enforce the smoke-free terms of its leases and to make the complex smoke-free.

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Landlord specifically disclaims any implied or express warranties that the Building, Common Areas, or Tenant’s Apartment will have any
higher or improved air quality standards than any other rental property. Landlord cannot and does not warranty or promise that the
Complex will be free from secondhand smoke. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord’s ability to police, monitor, or enforce this prohibition is
dependent in significant part on voluntary compliance by Tenant and Tenant’s guests and others. Tenants with respiratory ailments, allergies,
or any other physical or mental condition relating to smoke are put on notice that Landlord does not assume any higher duty of care to
enforce this provision than any other Landlord obligation under the Lease.

Tenant acknowledges that current Tenants residing in the Complex may not be subject to the No-smoking Policy. As those current Tenants
move out, or enter into new leases, or new tenants enter into new leases, Landlord will make reasonable efforts to enforce the smoke-free
policy

3.7 PET PROVISIONS

[This Lease may be amended at the subsequent request of Tenant provided that Tenant has agreed to (and signed) a rider to this Lease WITH
THE APPROVAL OF LANDLORD, including the provisions of this Article.]

3.7.1 For purposes of this lease, the word “pets” includes vicious, aggressive, domesticated and undomesticated animals and other
potentially dangerous or harmful animals, birds, or reptiles. This list may be amended by landlord at any time.

3.7.2 Tenant is prohibited from maintaining a non-approved pet on the premises, even temporarily.

3.7.3 Notwithstanding the foregoing restrictions, landlord may, in its sole discretion, approve any pet which tenant wishes to maintain as a
household pet, subject to the provisions stated below.

a. Tenant has requested and Landlord hereby consents to Tenant maintaining a household pet, of a non-vicious and non-aggressive nature
and not to exceed 40 pounds. Tenant covenants and agrees that it will not house or maintain, however temporarily, any pet in the Apartment
other than as specified in this paragraph. The pet permitted in the subject Apartment is

b. In consideration of Landlord’s agreement for Tenant to maintain the pet referred to in the prior paragraph, Tenant shall pay to Landlord
a one-time approval fee of $500.00 for a dog or $250.00 for a cat. Any loss or damage caused by the pet will be charged to Tenant in addition
to the one-time approval fee.

(i) Furthermore, Tenant shall pay to Landlord, a monthly pet rent of $25.00 per cat and/or $50.00 per dog.

c. The following dog breeds are NOT allowed. Any full or mix of: Boxer, Rottweiler, Doberman, Chow, German Shepherd, Staffordshire
Terrier/Pit Bull, American Bulldog, Bull Mastiff, Dalmatian, Akita, Husky, Shar Pei or any other breed that Management deems unacceptable.

d. Tenant agrees to permanently remove the pet from the Complex:

(i) within ten (10) days’ notice by Landlord if the Landlord determines in its sole discretion that:

(a) the pet is not at all times under the control of the Tenant,

(b) the Tenant does not properly care for or clean up after the pet (including odors in, or emanating from, Tenant’s Apartment), or

(c) the pet is generally disruptive to the peace and quiet enjoyment of other tenants of the Building

or

(ii) immediately upon notice by the Landlord to the Tenant if the Landlord determines that the pet threatens the health or safety of
tenants, invitees, or employees of the Building.

3.7.4 Tenant shall be liable for any and all damage and injury caused by the pet, including but not limited to, Landlord, its property,
employees, agents, representatives or contractors or to any other person visiting or residing at the Building, whether in common areas
or any apartment. Tenant shall indemnify and hold Landlord harmless from and against any loss, cost, claim, judgment, damage or
expense, including reasonable attorney’s fees, sustained as a result of the actions of, or caused by, Tenant's pet.

3.7.5 If Landlord seeks access to Tenant’s Apartment as permitted by this Lease, but Landlord is reluctant to do so because of the pet,
Landlord will first request that Tenant restrain the pet, and if Tenant is unable to do so and Landlord cannot wait, Landlord shall be
permitted to contact the proper authority to secure the pet.

3.7.6 Tenant agrees to comply with all State laws and regulations and local municipal ordinances regarding pet ownership. (Permission
by Landlord to maintain a pet does not satisfy any statute or ordinance.) Tenant will immediately remove and dispose of any feces
deposited by its pet in or off of this Complex and all public places by sanitary methods. Tenant shall have its pet licensed by the appropriate
authorities, if applicable. All dogs must be brought to the curb to urinate or defecate. Tenant shall maintain full control of his/her pet at
all times, and shall keep the pet on a leash at all times when in common areas or on Building grounds.

3.7.7 Tenant acknowledges that the provisions contained in this Lease relating to the maintenance of a pet are reasonable, and that the
violation of which shall constitute grounds for eviction and for which the Landlord reserves a right for re- entry.

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3.7.8 All pets transported within the building must use the designated elevators and/or stairwells.

“Service Animals” as defined by Federal and State laws shall be permitted according to the respective law and subject to the conditions and
limitations of such laws.

3.8 STRUCTURAL PROHIBITIONS

Tenant may not:

A. change, remove or replace any part (or the whole) of any appliance, fixture (including window guards) or other equipment provided by
Landlord;

B. install wall paper or contact paper in the unit;

C. attach awnings, drapes, blinds, shades or curtains, shelves, screen doors, or other permanent alterations or installations;;

D. attach or place any fixtures, signs, railings or fences on the buildings, the common areas, or the grounds, nor place any illumination
intended to be seen from outside the Building;

E. place washing machines, dish washers, dryers, fans, heaters or air conditioners in the Apartment, whether they are to be used, or not
used;

F. place any aerial, antenna, “dish” or other electrical connections in the Apartment; nor on the roof, windows window sills, or walls of the
building;

G. drill any hole, or nail or screw any objects into the walls, ceilings, partitions, doors or floors.

3.9 CONDUCT PROHIBITIONS

Tenant may not:

A. store any personal property, including carriages, strollers, bicycles and the like, in the hallways, stairways, or any other common area;

B. hang clothing or any other item anywhere on the outside of the Building or in the common areas.

C. shake mops, rugs or other items out of a window.

D. obstruct, loiter, or hinder passage in or across sidewalks, halls, passages, stairs and other points of ingress and egress (except in common
areas intended for relaxation, and in those areas, Tenant may not play any games other than card or “board” games).

E. permit children to be unsupervised at any time nor play other than in designated areas.

F. access the roof, unless an emergency necessitates doing so.

G. injure, damage or destroy the lawns, shrubs, or grounds of the Building or Complex.

H. park in areas other than as designated.

I. feed, either manually or by feeding station, birds or animals, or take any other action that will attract animals to the Complex.

J. leave open any entry or exit door at any time.

K. use fire exit doors except for emergency.

L. dispose of cooking oils and/or grease other than properly.

M. conduct any business, trade or profession in the apartment (Apartments are for the purpose of single family, private, dwellings only.)

N. cook other than in the kitchen, on the stove, microwave or toaster oven; Grills and liquid propane tanks are prohibited.

O. dispose of garbage other than in the designated areas. (All local requirements, if any, regarding recycling shall be abided by Tenant who
shall not permit the accumulation of garbage in the unit, and Tenant must comply with all health and sanitary codes, and not leave food
exposed after a meal has been completed.

All refuse and garbage shall be handled in the following manner:

1. Garbage is to be secured in plastic bags and disposed of by depositing the bags in the compactor provided in the compactor
closet on the Tenant's floor. If any garbage falls or is dropped in the halls or compactor room, Tenant shall be responsible for
cleaning the resulting mess.

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 2. Bulky and very large items or items which may clog the compactor chute must be brought to the area designated by the
Building manager. Tenant may contact Building manager for additional details. Landlord reserves the right to charge a reasonable
fee to dispose of such items.

P. bring into the Apartment water beds or similar water-type furniture, whether to be used or not.

Q. use common area electric outlets, light bulbs or internet connections for personal use.

R. give or deliver any item intended for a third party to Landlord’s employees. (They are not messengers or delivery people.)

S. Tenant must notify Landlord in writing and get Landlord's WRITTEN approval for any repairs to be made by, or at the request of, Tenant.
Landlord will have a reasonable amount of time within which to make the repairs or to approve Tenant's own repairs.

3.10 NO SMOKING POLICY

The word “smoking” includes visibly carrying any cigar, cigarette, or other tobacco product or similar lighted product in any manner or in
any form, including “e-cigarettes,” whether lit or not, and whether then being inhaled, exhaled, or the like. Tenant acknowledges that the
premises to be occupied by Tenant and Tenant’s household shall not smoke anywhere in the Complex, including any of the common areas or
adjoining grounds of such building or other parts of the rental community, nor shall Tenant permit any guests or visitors under the control
of Tenant to do so. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord’s adoption of a smoke-free living environment, and the efforts to designate the rental
complex as smoke-free is for the benefit of Tenant, other tenants, occupants and visitors of the complex, but does not make the Landlord or
any of its managing agents the guarantor of Tenant’s health or of the smoke-free condition of Tenant’s unit and the common areas. However,
Landlord agrees to take reasonable steps to enforce the smoke-free terms of its leases and to make the complex smoke-free.

Landlord specifically disclaims any implied or express warranties that the building, common areas, or Tenant’s Apartment will have any
higher or improved air quality standards than any other rental property. Landlord cannot and does not warranty or promise that the rental
premises or common areas will be free from secondhand smoke. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord’s ability to police, monitor, or enforce
this prohibition is dependent in significant part on voluntary compliance by Tenant and Tenant’s guests and others. Tenants with respiratory
ailments, allergies, or any other physical or mental condition relating to smoke are put on notice that Landlord does not assume any higher
duty of care to enforce this provision than any other Landlord obligation under the Lease.

Tenant acknowledges that current Tenants residing in the complex may not be subject to the No-smoking Policy. As those current Tenants
move out, or enter into new leases, or new tenants enter into new leases, Landlord will make reasonable efforts to enforce the smoke-free
policy

By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 3.

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

4. TERMINATION OF TENANCY
4.1 MOVE OUT, CLEANING, VACATE NOTICE
If Tenant intends to move out, Tenant must provide a written notice, to be received by Landlord, at least TWO CALENDAR MONTHS
(as provided in Article 1.5.4, et seq.) before the date that Tenant intends to vacate the Apartment. In addition to Tenant's requirements to
maintain the Apartment, Tenant must conduct its final cleaning and repairs to the premises at least one hour before normal business hours
on the last day of the Tenancy. Landlord will then conduct a walk-through of the Apartment to note any damages or failure by Tenant to
adhere to the terms of this Lease. There will be appropriate charges deducted from the security if Tenant has not cleaned the Apartment
and appliances prior to that time, on the last day of the Tenancy.

Should the tenant choose to break the lease before the full duration of the lease term, the tenant is obligated to give the Landlord 60 days
notice before officially vacating. Furthermore, the Tenant also acknowledges they are to pay back all given concessions throughout the lease
term, as well as pay a lease break penalty amounting to 2 full months of rent.

[NOTE 1: The provision for Tenant providing a two month notice in advance of vacating does NOT authorize Tenant to move before the
intended duration of this lease expires; it contemplates a notice to be effective at the expiration of any then existing duration of the Lease.

NOTE 2: The purpose of requiring a two month notice of vacating is so that Landlord may show the Apartment to prospective tenants,
consistent with Article 1.12.5,]

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4.1.1 MOVE-OUT PROCEDURES.

4.1.1.A. Prior to Tenant’s move out date, Tenant shall provide Landlord with the Tenant’s moving company’s insurance certificate naming
the Landlord as an additional insured party. If Tenant is not using an insured mover, Tenant agrees to indemnify and hold Landlord and
its agents harmless from any and all damage and personal injury to any party which is caused by Tenant, its contractors, agents, invitees
and guests during the move in/move out period.

4.1.1.B. Tenant shall be responsible for the cost of repair for any and all damage caused to the Complex (including the Building, elevator and
grounds) during Tenant’s move out of the Building.

4.1.1.C. All move in and move out dates and times must be scheduled in advance with the Management Office of the Building. Tenant can
only move out during Tenant’s scheduled date and time. Move outs are scheduled on a first come first served basis. (Please check with
the management office for days and times allowed.) Landlord shall not be responsible for any loss of any kind to Tenant if Tenant’s choice
of move out date or time is unavailable. Tenant acknowledges that if Tenant moves at any time other than Tenant’s scheduled time, Tenant
may be charged for the inconvenience caused to the Building and other residents.

4.1.1.D. Tenant shall use only the elevator designated by Landlord during Tenant’s move out time, and Tenant will follow all other
reasonable instructions provided by Landlord with respect to areas designated in the Building for moving. If Tenant fails to complete
Tenant’s move out during the designated time, Tenant must consult the Management Office for additional instructions.

4.1.1.E. Tenant may not be permitted to continue Tenant’s use of the elevator once Tenant’s specified time has expired.

4.1.1.F If Tenant fails to remove any item from the Premises during a move out,

Landlord may consider that Tenant has abandoned said item/s as provided by law (N.J.S.A. 2A:18-72 et seq.).

4.2 APARTMENT AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING

For the 1 month period prior to the Lease expiration, Landlord may install a “lock box” so that potential Tenants or real estate brokers or
agents will be able to have access to inspect the Apartment (consistent with Article 1.12.5), unless Tenant has given TWO CALENDAR
months prior notice to Landlord that Tenant intends to renew the Lease (consistent with Article 1.5.4) . Tenant shall cooperate with showing
the Apartment and will not in any way interfere with the showing or rental of the Apartment. During said 1 month period, 3 “open houses”
may be held.

4.3 DEATH OR DISABILITY DURING LEASE

4.3.1 A. DEATH: If Tenant (or any other person named as Tenant in this Lease) dies before the Tenancy ends, then the remaining co-Tenant
or the executor or administrator of the Tenant’s estate may give notice to Landlord of the death and the intention to terminate this Lease and
the Tenancy. Tenant’s interest in the leased property shall terminate on the 40th day following Landlord’s receipt of the written notice of the
Tenant’s death and the intention to terminate the Lease and Tenancy.

4.3.1 B. DISABILITY:

If Tenant (or any other person named as Tenant in this Lease) suffers a disabling illness or accident before the Tenancy ends, the tenancy may
be terminated as provided by N.J.S. 46:8-9.2.

Termination pursuant to either Article 4.3.1 A or B shall be conditioned on:

(i) the Rent and other charges having been paid in full,

(ii) all furniture and personal belongings having been removed within that 40

day period, and

(iii) the Apartment having been cleaned.

4.3.1.C. CONTINUATION OF LEASE BY SURVIVING/REMAINING TENANT:

If this Lease has been signed by more than one person, a surviving or remaining adult Tenant who signed the lease shall be responsible to
complete the lease if the notice provided for above (in this Article 4.3.1 A or B) is not given to Landlord.

4.3.1.D. SECURITY RETURN:

Upon satisfaction of the above conditions, Landlord will return the Security Deposit within thirty (30) days of the end of the Lease as
provided in Article 1.9.4 and 1.9.5.

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4.4 PREMATURE MOVING; CONTINUED OBLIGATION FOR RENT
If Tenant vacates prior to the expiration of this Lease or is evicted by a judgment in a civil action, Tenant shall be responsible for the rent for
the balance of time contemplated in the Lease (subject to the reasonable efforts of Landlord to re-rent the Apartment*), even though Tenant
may no longer be able to live in or use the Apartment, and Tenant must also pay all expenses of Landlord incurred in re-entering, re-renting,
cleaning and repairing the Apartment.

*If Landlord has other apartments available for rent in this Building, Landlord may rent those other apartments first.

In the event Tenant must terminate the lease the Tenant has the option to pay the LEASE BUYOUT of two times (2x) the gross monthly rent
of $1,300.00 in certified funds on the day of scheduled move-out. Tenant is ALSO required to repay all RENT CONCESSIONS given as a
result of not full-filling the lease obligations. All payments must be made in CERTIFIED FUNDS no later than the scheduled move-out date.

There will also be an additional charge for re-painting the Apartment. Tenant will also be responsible for lost rent if the Landlord's new
tenant cannot begin its occupancy promptly after the expiration of Tenant's Lease due to Tenant's breach of this Lease.

If the Apartment is re-rented for a sum less than the Rent due from Tenant at the termination of the Lease, Tenant will be responsible for
the difference in the Rent due and the Rent to be collected under any new lease for the Apartment.

4.5 REMEDIES AVAILABLE TO LANDLORD

Landlord is not restricted to only one remedy against Tenant; Landlord may proceed either for eviction or for a money judgment, or both,
either at one time or one remedy at a time, in any sequence.

4.5.1. EVICTION. Landlord reserves a right of reentry if Tenant breaches or violates any provision, term, covenant or condition of this
agreement, or as otherwise provided by Law. (A “right of reentry” means that Landlord may commence a civil action to evict Tenant and all
occupants living in, or in any way using the subject Apartment if Tenant, any guest of Tenant, or visitor invited by Tenant, or person allowed
into the Apartment by Tenant for any reason, does not comply with any of the provisions contained in this Lease.)

4.5.2. CONTINUED OBLIGATION FOR RENT. If evicted, Tenant shall be responsible for the rent for the balance of time contemplated in
the Lease, even though Tenant may no longer be able to live in or use the Apartment, and Tenant must also pay all expenses of Landlord
incurred in re-entering, re-renting, cleaning and repairing the Apartment.

4.5.3. CLAIM FOR MONEY OWED If the Apartment is vacated and monies are owed to the Landlord for any reason related to this Tenancy,
including by way of example rather than limitation, damage to the Apartment or Building, unpaid rent or legal fees, then Tenant will be
responsible for the payment of those monies and the cost of collection and related fees. Also, interest will accrue at the rate set by the
Court on any amount due and owing to Landlord from the time that any such amount became due and payable (prejudgment interest) plus
interest from the date of judgment until paid (postjudgment interest). If Landlord secures the services of an attorney to enforce or defend
this agreement, Tenant agrees to pay Landlord’s reasonable attorney fees.

IF TENANT IS SUCCESSFUL IN ANY ACTION OR SUMMARY PROCEEDING ARISING OUT OF THIS LEASE, THE TENANT
SHALL RECOVER ATTORNEY'S FEES OR EXPENSES OR BOTH FROM THE LANDLORD TO THE SAME EXTENT THAT THE
LANDLORD IS ENTITLED TO RECOVER ATTORNEY'S FEES OR EXPENSES, OR BOTH, AS PROVIDED IN THIS LEASE.

4.5.4. Any and all remedies that have accrued to Landlord during existence of this Lease shall survive Tenant’s having vacated the
Apartment.

4.6 EMINENT DOMAIN

Eminent domain is the right of a government to take private property for public use. The government must pay fair compensation to the
owner of that property. If any part of the Apartment or Building is taken by eminent domain, either party may cancel this Lease on thirty
(30) days’ notice to the other, and if cancelled, then Tenant shall have no further interest in the Apartment or this Lease and therefore shall
have no claim for the value of what would have been the remaining duration of the Lease. The entire payment for the taking shall belong to
Landlord.

4.7 NO WAIVER
Landlord does not give up any rights by accepting rent or by failing to enforce any terms of this Lease, except as required by Law.

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By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 4.

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5. COMMUNITY RULES
5.1 SMOKING
SMOKING is PROHIBITED in all areas of the property; this includes your apartment and all common areas

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.2 TRASH CHUTE

Only garbage bags may be put into the Trash Chute

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.3 CARDBOARD BOXES

CARDBOARD must be broken down and left in the recycling dumpster near the trash room located in the parking garage - DO NOT
put in Trash Chute

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.4 BULK TRASH

BULK items (mattress/furniture) must be scheduled for removal with management and a $75 fee will be charged

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.5 PET WASTE

Anyone found NOT cleaning up after their PET will be charged a fee

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.6 LOCK-OUTS
LOCK-OUTS after business hours are subject to a $150 fee

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

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5.7 ELECTRIC & UTILITIES
Electric (PSEG) must be transferred into tenants name before move-in. A $250 monthly admin fee will be applied to tenants found not
in compliance

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.8 PARKING
You must PARK in your assigned parking space or be subject to being towed

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.9 AMENITY ROOMS

When using the amenity rooms they should be left in the condition they were found in. If any garbage is left or damage is found you
will be charged a fee

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

5.10 ILLEGAL DRUGS & ACTIVITY

Anyone found distributing or using illegal drugs will be reported to the police

By initialing below, you acknowledge and agree to the terms in Section 5.

X SHAN
Shantonu Sarker

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6. Sign and Accept
6.1 TERMS OF AGREEMENT
CONTENTS OF THE LEASE. This Agreement, it’s Exhibits and any executed Addendum(s) attached hereto, as may be amended in
writing, makes up the entire agreement between Landlord and Tenant. Tenant’s Acknowledgment. Tenant has examined and knows the
contents of this Lease agreement and agrees that all occupants of the unit and tenant’s guests shall be bound by it. Tenant acknowledges
that he/she had an opportunity to have this document reviewed by an attorney of his/her choice. The parties hereto agree to the terms and
conditions set forth in this Agreement and acknowledge being bound by signing below.

X shantonu sarker
Lessee IP Address: 173.54.228.222
10/18/2018 05:37am EDT

X Devin Matthijssen
Lessor IP Address: 72.76.44.18
10/18/2018 10:24am EDT

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