Common use of 01c Alcohol Consumption and Other Use Clause in Contracts

01c Alcohol Consumption and Other Use. The use of alcoholic beverages must comply with California State Law and is limited to those persons 21 years of age or older. Alcoholic beverages may not be consumed in public areas (any area outside student rooms). Returning to the residence community under the influence of alcohol or in a manner that negatively affects the community is prohibited.  1.01d Alcohol Common Sources, Sale, Distribution, and Manufacturing: Sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages to any person under the legal drinking age may lead to License Agreement revocation. Kegs and other similar oversized “common source” containers are expressly prohibited in or around the residential community. Possession of a keg or accumulation of alcohol deemed as “common source”, purchasing alcohol for minors, or providing alcohol to others may result in termination of the License Agreement.

01c Alcohol Consumption and Other Use. The use of alcoholic beverages must comply with California State Law and is limited to those persons 21 years of age or older. Alcoholic beverages may not be consumed in public areas (any area outside student rooms). Returning to the residence community under the influence of alcohol or in a manner that negatively affects the community is prohibited.  1.01d Alcohol Common Sources, Sale, Distribution, and Manufacturing: Sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages to any person under the legal drinking age may lead to License Agreement revocation. Kegs and other similar oversized “common source” containers are expressly prohibited in or around the residential communityResidential Community. Possession of a keg or accumulation of alcohol deemed as “common source”, purchasing alcohol for minors, or providing alcohol to others may result in termination of the License Agreement.

01c Alcohol Consumption and Other Use. The use of alcoholic beverages must comply with California State Law and is limited to those persons 21 years of age or older. Alcoholic beverages may not be consumed in public areas (any area outside student rooms). Returning to the residence community under the influence of alcohol or in a manner that negatively affects the community is prohibited.  • 1.01d Alcohol Common Sources, Sale, Distribution, and Manufacturing: Sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages to any person under the legal drinking age may lead to License Agreement revocation. Kegs and other similar oversized “common source” containers are expressly prohibited in or around the residential community. Possession of a keg or accumulation of alcohol deemed as “common source”, purchasing alcohol for minors, or providing alcohol to others may result in termination of the License Agreement.

01c Alcohol Consumption and Other Use. The use of alcoholic beverages must comply be in compliance with California State Law and is limited to those persons 21 years of age or older. Alcoholic beverages may not be consumed in public areas (any area outside student rooms). Returning to the residence community under the influence of alcohol or in a manner that negatively affects impacts the community is prohibited. 1.  1.01d 01d Alcohol Common Sources, Sale, Distribution, and Manufacturing: Sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages to any person under the legal drinking age may lead to License Agreement revocation. Kegs and other similar oversized “common source” containers are expressly prohibited in or around the residential communityResidential Community. Possession of a keg or accumulation of alcohol deemed as “common source”, purchasing alcohol for minors, or providing alcohol to others may result in termination of the License Agreement.

01c Alcohol Consumption and Other Use. The use of alcoholic beverages must comply be in compliance with California State Law and is limited to those persons 21 years of age or older. Alcoholic beverages may not be consumed in public areas (any area outside student rooms). Returning to the residence community under the influence of alcohol or in a manner that negatively affects impacts the community is prohibited.  1.  1.01d 01d Alcohol Common Sources, Sale, Distribution, and Manufacturing: Sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages to any person under the legal drinking age may lead to License Agreement revocation. Kegs and other similar oversized “common source” containers are expressly prohibited in or around the residential communityResidential Community. Possession of a keg or accumulation of alcohol deemed as “common source”, purchasing alcohol for minors, or providing alcohol to others may result in termination of the License Agreement.