CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY Sample Clauses

CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. This Agreement may be cancelled in writing prior to occupancy, resulting in forfeiture of the $200 security deposit, with the exception of fall quarter as follows: A. Returning Resident Renewal Cancellations received by June 1 result in no penalty. Cancellations received on or after: • June 1 result in a $200 fee • July 1 result in a $400 fee • August 1 result in a $600 fee B. New Residents: Cancellations received by June 30 result in a full refund of the housing deposit; cancellations received between July 1 and August 15 result in a half refund.
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CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. This Agreement may be cancelled in writing prior to occupancy, resulting in forfeiture of the $200 security deposit, with the exception that if cancellation is received on or before June 1 the entire $200 deposit will be refunded.
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CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. 1. Returning students. 1 (a) The following cancellation terms and conditions apply to Students who will return to housing for the Fall 2021 Semester and who receive a room assignment on or prior to May 1, 2021: (i) Cancellation of this contract, for any reason, prior to May 1, 2021, will result in forfeiture of the Pre-Payment. (ii) Cancellation of this contract, for any reason, from May 2, 2021 through May 31, 2021 will result in forfeiture of the Pre-Payment or a $200 liquidated fee if the prepayment was waived. (iii) Cancellation of this contract, for any reason, from June 1, 2021 through July 1, 2021, will result in forfeiture of the Pre-Payment and an additional liquidated fee of $250 to be placed on the student’s account. (iv) Cancellation of this contract, for any reason, after July 2, 2021 will result in forfeiture of the Pre-Payment and an additional liquidated fee of $500 to be placed on the Student’s account. (b) The following cancellation terms and conditions apply to Students who will return to housing for the Fall 2021 Semester and who receive a room assignment after July 1, 2021: (i) Cancellation of this contract, for any reason, within (5) five business days of receiving a room assignment, will result in forfeiture of the Pre-Payment. (ii) Cancellation of this contract, for any reason, more than (5) five business days after receiving a room assignment will result in forfeiture of the Pre-Payment and a liquidated fee of $500 to be placed on the student’s account.
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CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. A continuing student who submits a written request to be released from this agreement to the Office of Residence Life by June 1, 2024 shall be released from this agreement. The student hereby agrees that if the student does not submit a timely request to cancel this agreement, the student shall be responsible for all housing charges at the applicable rate. Absent timely cancellation, the University may still, in its sole discretion, release a student from this agreement if (1) the student is actively registered for full-time classes at the University for the academic year covered by the agreement and (2) the student has not yet occupied the student housing that is the subject of this agreement.
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CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. 1. Returning students. 1 (a) The following cancellation terms and conditions apply to
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CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. This Agreement may be cancelled in writing prior to occupancy, resulting in forfeiture of the $200 security deposit, with the exception of fall quarter as follows:
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CANCELLATION BEFORE OCCUPANCY. A continuing student who notifes the Offce of Residence Life by June 1 in writing shall be released from this agreement. A continuing student may not be released from this agreement after June 1 to move off campus. Continuing students who are not registered as full-time students by June 1 will be removed from their housing assignments and can be placed on wait lists once they re-register.
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