EVICTION PROCESS. Eviction Notice & Termination of occupancy. In the event of an eviction, the resident will be issued a written eviction notice with a timeframe to move out of the room. A minimum of 48 hours to a maximum of five-days notice to vacate the room; however, in some cases an immediate eviction can be levied by the Director of Campus Living. The resident must comply with the move out process outlined in Appendix F. The move-out time will be determined by the eviction notice issued by Campus Living.
EVICTION PROCESS. As necessary, Agent shall issue notices to tenant in the event of non-payment and other non-compliance items per the executed lease in accordance with regulations. If legal action such as an eviction of a Tenant is determined necessary, Owner has the option of choosing his/her own lawyer to complete the process or utilizing the services of the attorney chosen by Agent to process the eviction action. Owner will enter into a separate agreement with said attorney for services to be rendered and all payments made directly to said attorney. If tenant satisfies all requirements of the Landlord/Tenant Court and is able to stop the process before completion, the eviction costs will be charged to the tenant, if permitted by law, and once collected, Owner will be reimbursed for all fees paid in that regard through the Reserve Account. Owner may be required to attend certain court proceedings. This will be arranged directly with the attorney.
EVICTION PROCESS. 11.1 The Housing Manager shall deliver a Eviction Notice to the Tenant by way of Registered Mail Notice will be considered received on the shorter of: the day the letter is picked up at the post office or 10 days after the letter is originally mailed.
EVICTION PROCESS. Smoking (Level 2)
EVICTION PROCESS. In the event of an eviction, the Agent will manage the process. Attorney and court costs will be the responsibility of the Owner if the tenant was not placed by the Agent.
EVICTION PROCESS. The Concessionaire shall be responsible for any eviction of a Resident from a Project on the Campus that follows the termination of a Resident Housing Agreement, whether such termination is effected pursuant to the terms of such Resident Housing Agreement, pursuant to Section 6.8.3 above or otherwise. The Concessionaire shall give the Institution notice of its intent to evict any Resident or other individual residing at a Project on the Campus at least ten (10) days prior to the commencement of eviction proceedings. Provision of notice pursuant to Section 6.8.1 above shall satisfy the Concessionaire’s obligations under this Section 6.9, provided that such notice expressly states that eviction proceedings will be commenced following the termination of which notice is being provided.
EVICTION PROCESS. In the event that a resident significantly impedes on the rights of others to access, enjoy, and feel safe in residence, or in the event that a resident consistently fails to abide by Community Standards, the resident may be considered for eviction. Eviction may be imposed as the result of a single Level Three violation or multiple lower Level violations. In the event of an eviction, the resident will be notified in writing, and will be given a minimum of 48 hours to a maximum of 5 days’ notice to vacate the room; however, in some cases an immediate eviction can be levied by the Director of Campus Living. A representative of Campus Living will verify that the resident vacates the room by the designated time and that the relevant swipe cards/ keys are collected and/or cancelled, or that locks are re-keyed if necessary. Eviction from Residence will also make that individual ineligible to reapply for Residence. This ineligibility can be imposed for as short as one (1) academic year to indefinitely. A resident whose occupancy is terminated by Campus Living will forfeit the deposit and be held responsible for fees for the current booking and any applicable additional fees, including but not limited to any damages or cleaning charges. UWinnipeg students will have a Hold placed on their UWinnipeg account until all fees are paid. If the charges are outstanding at the end of the fiscal year, the account may be sent to a collections agency.
