Deductions from Refunds Sample Clauses

Deductions from Refunds. All refunds are subject to deductions for the amount of any financial assistance provided to Resident by Willow Valley, any costs incurred by Willow Valley to refurbish the Residence in the event of unreasonable wear and tear, and any outstanding charges, including late fees.
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Deductions from Refunds. Host reserves the right to assess costs resulting from any cancellation by Sponsor and charge Sponsor additionally and accordingly, including by making deduction from any refund, if applicable under the terms of this Agreement. Any eligible refund provided to Sponsor shall be reduced by any related costs incurred by Host, including the costs associated with the utilization or independent contractors or Third-Party Networks, or the direct or indirect costs associated with any Sponsorships that have already been incurred prior to the request of the refund. In the event a deduction is justified and necessary, Host will provide supporting documentation to Sponsor. Sponsor shall not be liable for third-party costs incurred by Host in conjunction with sponsorship when event is cancelled by Host.
Deductions from Refunds. Host reserves the right to assess expenses in light of any cancellation and charge Sponsor additionally and accordingly, including by making deduction from any refund, if possible and applicable. Whenever possible, any eligible refund provided to Sponsor shall be reduced by any related costs incurred by Host, including the costs associated with the utilization or independent contractors or

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