>Such concept exists? Yes, terms against costs incurred due to extreme, malicious or negligent conduct by a renter are fairly common I think across nearly ever

>Such concept exists? Yes, terms against costs incurred due to extreme, malicious or negligent conduct by a renter are fairly common I think across nearly every service aren't they? I mean for a completely different category, take typical tenant agreements for housing rental. A lot of rentals include some level of utilities, particularly if they're in a location with stuff like public water/sewer. And in turn there is a lot of language like this (first result from a quick search on google [1]) >UTILITIES & SERVICES >"III. Tenant may not be negligent in his/her use of any included utility or service. If by tenants negligence, the utility bill or service fee dramatically increases, tenant will be billed for any overages which will then be due and payable by tenant as additional rent." Which is just another case of writing out legally a pretty common sense social contract "don't be an asshole" type of thing. The included utilities are so that billing is easier and bills more predictable by everyone for something everyone uses and the costs of which are spread out across many. But as adults everyone is expected to not do things like leave the water running, forget and then go on vacation for a few weeks wasting tens of thousands of gallons. Since some people have inevitably decided they can do whatever with no consequences if there isn't force behind it contracts have to cover massive amounts of stuff these days which can be irritating. But the principle itself is not an unreasonable thing is it? ---- 1: https://auctioneersoftware.s3.amazonaws.com/ash/2021/2/VDhxpfJ0G1NntinOlmlpt_MM.pdf https://auctioneersoftware.s3.amazonaws.com/ash/2021/2/VDhxp...