Common use of Cancelling acceptance Clause in Contracts

Cancelling acceptance. The Cancellation of the place after acceptance can cause long-term loss to the School if it occurs after other families have taken their decisions about schooling for their children and after the expiry of the 14 day period described in clause 9.6 above. The School agrees to limit the liability of the Parents to: 9.7.1 one month’s Fees at the rate payable for the Term of Entry (not limited to the parental contribution in the case of an award or concession), less the Acceptance Deposit, payable as a debt immediately if less than a month’s Written Notice of Cancellation has been given; or 9.7.2 the Acceptance Deposit if more than a month’s Written Notice has been given. The right is reserved to retain a proportion of the Acceptance Deposit to cover the School's reasonable expenses in filling the place. The requirement to pay the sums in clauses 9.7.1 and 9.7.2 is set out in clause 9.4. Cases of serious illness or genuine hardship may receive special consideration on written request.

Cancelling acceptance. The Cancellation of the place after acceptance can cause long-term loss to the School if it occurs after other families have taken their decisions about schooling for their children and after the expiry of the 14 day period described in clause 9.6 above. The School agrees to limit the liability of the Parents to: 9.7.1 one month’s Term's Fees at the rate payable for the Term of Entry (not limited to the parental contribution in the case of an a scholarship, bursary or other award or concession), less the Acceptance Deposit, payable as a debt immediately if less than a month’s Term's Written Notice of Cancellation has been given; or 9.7.2 the Acceptance Deposit if more than a month’s Term's Written Notice has been given. The right is reserved to retain a proportion of the Acceptance Deposit to cover the School's reasonable expenses in filling the place. The requirement to pay the sums in clauses 9.7.1 and 9.7.2 is set out in clause 9.4. Cases of serious illness or genuine hardship may receive special consideration on written request.