An end of lease clause can be used to evict a tenant if they fail to pay rent or make the premises unhygienic. The end of lease clause usually states that the tenant will have to vacate the premises within one month of the termination of the lease. In addition, the tenant will have to clear the property of all personal effects and vacate personal possessions belonging to the tenant. There is no need for the tenant to vacate if the property is only going to be used temporarily, as long as the tenant does not leave personal belongings behind.