Common use of Arrangements Following Death of a Resident Clause in Contracts

Arrangements Following Death of a Resident. 19.1 We shall respect your cultural, spiritual and religious wishes related to death and these shall be recorded in your Personal Plan. 19.2 As set out at Clause 9.11.2 above any fees outstanding to the Care Home at the time of your death shall be charged to your Estate and you are referred to Clause 9.11 more generally in relation to Post-death Fees. 19.3 Any cash, bank books and insurance documents, which have been held in the Care Home for safekeeping, and which remain uncollected shall be forwarded to your next of kin, Executor of your Will or legal representative. As to your other belongings, their removal ought to take place within three (3) days starting from the day after your death (see also Clause 9.11.4 and 9.11.5 in these respects). A failure to arrange their removal will result in the following; 19.3.1 we will be entitled to remove your belongings from your room and, where possible, store them at the Care Home. However, where your belongings include large bulky items (e.g. furniture), we may need to arrange for off-site storage. We shall have the right to charge your estate our reasonable costs for removal and storage of your belongings. Costs of storage will be calculated on the basis of the daily rate of a reputable storage firm; and 19.3.2 if after twenty eight (28) days from the day after your death, any of your belongings remain in the Care Home or in off-site storage, we shall have the right to give your estate at least fourteen (14) days’ written notice before we dispose or sell your belongings. We are likely to decide to sell your belongings where we consider they are of material financial value (e.g. jewellery). Where we sell an item, we will try to obtain a reasonable price for it, and if any monies are received from the sale, we shall refund you an equivalent amount (less our reasonable expenses for arranging the sale) within thirty days following the sale. 19.4 If you have not made a Will and have no known next of kin or legal representative we shall forward your belongings to the office of the Procurator Fiscal, who shall attempt to trace your relations. In such circumstances Clause 19.3.2 above shall not apply. 19.5 If you do not have anyone who can arrange your funeral, we shall make the necessary arrangements in consultation with the person responsible for the payment of the costs.

Arrangements Following Death of a Resident. 19.1 ‌ 15.1. We shall respect your cultural, spiritual and religious wishes related to death and these shall be recorded in your Personal Plan. 19.2 15.2. As set out at Clause 9.11.2 clause 9.12.2 above any fees outstanding to the Care Home at the time of your death shall be charged to your Estate and you are referred to Clause 9.11 clause 9.12 more generally in relation to Post-post death Feesfees. 19.3 15.3. Any cash, bank books and insurance documents, which have been held in the Care Home for safekeeping, and which remain uncollected shall be forwarded to your next of kin, Executor of your Will or legal representative. As to your other belongings, their removal ought to take place within three (3) days starting from the day after your death (see also Clause 9.11.4 clause 9.12.4 and 9.11.5 9.12.5 in these respects). A failure to arrange their removal will result in the following; 19.3.1 15.3.1. we will be entitled to remove your belongings from your room and, where possible, store them at the Care Home. However, where your belongings include large bulky items (e.g. furniture), we may need to arrange for off-site storage. We shall have the right to charge your estate our reasonable costs for removal and storage of your belongings. Costs of storage will be calculated on the basis of the daily rate of a reputable storage firm; and 19.3.2 15.3.2. if after twenty eight (28) days from the day after your death, any of your belongings remain in the Care Home or in off-site storage, we shall have the right to give your estate at least fourteen (14) days’ written notice before we dispose or sell your belongings. We are likely to decide to sell your belongings where we consider they are of material financial value (e.g. jewellery). Where we sell an item, we will try to obtain a reasonable price for it, and if any monies are received from the sale, we shall refund you an equivalent amount (less our reasonable expenses for arranging the sale) within thirty days following the sale. 19.4 15.4. If you have not made a Will and have no known next of kin or legal representative we shall forward your belongings to the office of the Procurator Fiscal, who shall attempt to trace your relations. In such circumstances Clause 19.3.2 clause 15.3 above shall not apply. 19.5 15.5. If you do not have anyone who can arrange your funeral, we shall make the necessary arrangements in consultation with the person responsible for the payment of the costs.

Arrangements Following Death of a Resident. 19.1 15.1 We shall respect your cultural, spiritual and religious wishes related to death and these shall be recorded in your Personal Plan. 19.2 15.2 As set out at Clause 9.11.2 clause 9.11.4 above any fees outstanding to the Care Home at the time of your death shall be charged to your Estate and you are referred to Clause clause 9.11 more generally in relation to Post-post death Feesfees, removal of your belongings and clearance of your room. 19.3 15.3 Any cash, bank books and insurance documents, which have been held in the Care Home for safekeeping, and which remain uncollected shall be forwarded to your next of kin, Executor of your Will or legal representative. As to your other belongings, their removal ought will need to take place within three (3) days starting from the day after your death (see also Clause clause 9.11.4 and 9.11.5 in these respects). A failure to arrange their removal will result in the following; 19.3.1 15.3.1 we will be entitled to remove your belongings from your room and, where possible, store them at the Care Home. However, where your belongings include large bulky items (e.g. furniture), we may need to arrange for off-site storage. We shall have the right to charge your estate our reasonable costs for removal and storage of your belongings. Costs of storage will be calculated on the basis of the daily rate of a reputable storage firm; and 19.3.2 15.3.2 if after twenty twenty-eight (28) days from the day after your death, any of your belongings remain in the Care Home or in off-site storage, we shall have the right to give your estate at least fourteen (14) days’ written notice before we dispose or sell your belongings. We are likely to decide to sell your belongings where we consider they are of material financial value (e.g. jewellery). Where we sell an item, we will try to obtain a reasonable price for it, and if any monies are received from the sale, we shall refund you an equivalent amount (less our reasonable expenses for arranging the sale) within thirty days following the sale. 19.4 15.4 If you have not made a Will and have no known next of kin or legal representative we shall forward your belongings to the office of the Procurator Fiscal, who shall attempt to trace your relations. In such circumstances Clause 19.3.2 clause 15.3 above shall not apply. 19.5 15.5 If you do not have anyone who can arrange your funeral, we shall make the necessary arrangements in consultation with the person responsible for the payment of the costs.

Arrangements Following Death of a Resident. 19.1 19.1. We shall respect your cultural, spiritual and religious wishes related to death and these shall be recorded in your Personal Plan. 19.2 19.2. As set out at Clause 9.11.2 above any fees outstanding to the Care Home at the time of your death shall be charged to your Estate and you are referred to Clause 9.11 more generally in relation to Post-death Fees.Fees.‌ 19.3 19.3. Any cash, bank books and insurance documents, which have been held in the Care Home for safekeeping, and which remain uncollected shall be forwarded to your next of kin, Executor of your Will or legal representative. As to your other belongings, their removal ought to take place within three (3) days starting from the day after your death (see also Clause 9.11.4 and 9.11.5 in these respects). A failure to arrange their removal will result in the following; 19.3.1 19.3.1. we will be entitled to remove your belongings from your room and, where possible, store them at the Care Home. However, where your belongings include large bulky items (e.g. furniture), we may need to arrange for off-site storage. We shall have the right to charge your estate our reasonable costs for removal and storage of your belongings. Costs of storage will be calculated on the basis of the daily rate of a reputable storage firm; and 19.3.2 19.3.2. if after twenty eight (28) days from the day after your death, any of your belongings remain in the Care Home or in off-site storage, we shall have the right to give your estate at least fourteen (14) days’ written notice before we dispose or sell your belongings. We are likely to decide to sell your belongings where we consider they are of material financial value (e.g. jewellery). Where we sell an item, we will try to obtain a reasonable price for it, and if any monies are received from the sale, we shall refund you an equivalent amount (less our reasonable expenses for arranging the sale) within thirty days following the sale.sale.‌ 19.4 19.4. If you have not made a Will and have no known next of kin or legal representative we shall forward your belongings to the office of the Procurator Fiscal, who shall attempt to trace your relations. In such circumstances Clause 19.3.2 above shall not apply. 19.5 19.5. If you do not have anyone who can arrange your funeral, we shall make the necessary arrangements in consultation with the person responsible for the payment of the costs.

Arrangements Following Death of a Resident. 19.1 We shall respect your cultural, spiritual and religious wishes related to death and these shall be recorded in your Personal Plan. 19.2 As set out at Clause 9.11.2 above any fees Fees outstanding to the Care Home at the time of your death shall be charged to your Estate and you are referred to Clause 9.11 more generally in relation to Post-death Fees.Fees.‌ 19.3 Any cash, bank books and insurance documents, which have been held in the Care Home for safekeeping, and which remain uncollected shall be forwarded to your next of kin, Executor of your Will or legal representative. As to your other belongings, their removal ought to take place within three (3) days starting from the day after your death (see also Clause 9.11.4 and 9.11.5 in these respects). A failure to arrange their removal will result in the following; 19.3.1 we will be entitled to remove your belongings from your room and, where possible, store them at the Care Home. However, where your belongings include large bulky items (e.g. furniture), we may need to arrange for off-site storage. We shall have the right to charge your estate our reasonable costs for removal and storage of your belongings. Costs of storage will be calculated on the basis of the daily rate of a reputable storage firm; and 19.3.2 if after twenty eight (28) days from the day after your death, any of your belongings remain in the Care Home or in off-site storage, we shall have the right to give your estate at least fourteen (14) days’ written notice before we dispose or sell your belongings. We are likely to decide to sell your belongings where we consider they are of material financial value (e.g. jewellery). Where we sell an item, we will try to obtain a reasonable price for it, and if any monies are received from the sale, we shall refund you an equivalent amount (less our reasonable expenses for arranging the sale) within thirty days following the sale.sale.‌ 19.4 If you have not made a Will and have no known next of kin or legal representative we shall forward your belongings to the office of the Procurator Fiscal, who shall attempt to trace your relations. In such circumstances Clause 19.3.2 above shall not apply. 19.5 If you do not have anyone who can arrange your funeral, we shall make the necessary arrangements in consultation with the person responsible for the payment of the costs.