I've heard the saying, "it's better to ask for forgiveness than permission", does this apply here?  

Any damage will be assessed separately and billed to the tenant in addition to the $500 fine.If a pet has been on or allowed on the Property, even temporarily (with or without the Landlord's permission) Tenant may be charged for cleaning, de-fleaing, deodorizing, shampooing, or replacing any portion of the Property. 

No more tenants at my home.However the root cause of your problem is you have given your tenant permission to pay rent late if they choose.

I have worked in mental health for years and we regularly receive permission from clients to use their likeness in promotional materials.

I do allow pets, but they need written permission and there are things they need to sign and pay extra rent.

Not permissible in court.

She said she already got permission on her hands from government. 

The Landlord designated the Property Manager to screen the tenant, so it is the Property Manager that has permission to access the information.

Sometimes it is better to ask for forgiveness than beg for permission.

And they will be making sure that each and every tenant will be responsible for damages and so forth.I told him I  am interested but need some time to think on it meanwhile he needs to get permission from his boss.Does anybody has any experience with this kind of a situation?