Common use of Destruction or Unavailability of the Premises Clause in Contracts

Destruction or Unavailability of the Premises. The University may cancel this Agreement if, due to circumstances not reasonably foreseeable at the time of its execution or beyond the control of the University at any time, the Premises or the Licensee’s bed space are destroyed or become unavailable.

Appears in 15 contracts

Samples: License Agreement, License Agreement, License Agreement

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Destruction or Unavailability of the Premises. The University may cancel this Agreement if, due to circumstances not reasonably foreseeable at the time of its execution or beyond the control of the University at any time, the Premises or the Licensee’s bed space are destroyed or become unavailable. If personal property is damaged, lost, etc. because of an incident involving strong weather and other instances beyond the University’s reasonable control, the University is not responsible for personal items. Licensee will be encouraged to submit a claim with the CSU Chancellor’s Office.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: License Agreement, License Agreement, License Agreement

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