Catering Allowance 2 Sample Clauses

Catering Allowance 2. 5 The Catering Allowance will not be available for two weeks during the Christmas vacation or for two weeks during the Easter vacation and will only be credited during the Catered Periods on a weekly basis. 2.6 The Catering Allowance may only be used to buy food and non- alcoholic drinks. 2.7 The Catering Allowance cannot be exchanged for a cash sum. 2.8 If the Catering Allowance credited for a meal time is not used within that meal time, it cannot be carried over to a subsequent meal time, exchanged for cash, transferred or refunded. 2.9 The Catering Allowance cannot be refunded if: 2.9.1 you do not take all or any of the meals provided whilst living in the Accommodation; or 2.9.2 the University/catering services team has to provide alternatives to planned menus due to circumstances beyond its reasonable control (such as adverse weather conditions); or 2.9.3 the University/catering services team is unable to provide meal service in any catering outlet due to force majeure events or any other causes beyond the control of the catering services team; or 2.9.4 the food offered by the University is not to your personal preference. 2.10 You must present your University ID card to redeem the Catering Allowance and the catering services team may refuse service if your University ID card is not presented or if you attempt to use another person's University ID card. We will not be liable for any losses in respect of Catering Allowance if your University ID card is lost or stolen. The catering services team may require you to provide additional ID at any point and may require that you present your University ID card at any time. If your University ID card is lost, damaged or worn, you should report this to the University to obtain a replacement. 2.11 If the catering services team is unable to provide meal service in any catering outlet due to force majeure events or any other causes beyond the control of the catering services team, the catering services team will not be held responsible or deemed to have failed to comply with its responsibilities in this Schedule 2. If reasonably practicable, meals will be provided in another unaffected outlet, but this cannot be guaranteed. GLOSSARY Words used in this Agreement and in these Terms and Conditions of Residence have the following meanings: Accept Means to formally accept the offer of the Accommodation online and "Accepted" and "Accepting" are to be interpreted accordingly. Accommodation Means the Room (which in the cas...
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