Common use of Failure to Occupy Clause in Contracts

Failure to Occupy. The Resident’s failure to occupy the assigned space each semester by 12:00p.m. CT on the first day of classes entitles the University to reassign the Resident to another space and to assign the Resident’s original space to another individual. If Student Housing receives written notification that the Resident’s arrival will be delayed, the University will, within reason, hold the original assignment for the Resident. Failure to occupy an assigned space does not constitute a release from the housing contract with the University.

Failure to Occupy. The Resident’s failure to occupy the assigned space each semester summer session by 12:00p.m. CT on the first day of classes entitles the University to reassign the Resident to another space and to assign the Resident’s original space to another individual. If Student Housing receives written notification that the Resident’s arrival will be delayed, the University will, within reason, hold the original assignment for the Resident. Failure to occupy an assigned space does not constitute a release from the housing contract with the University.

Failure to Occupy. The Resident’s failure to occupy the assigned space each semester by 12:00p.m. CT close-of-business on the first day of classes entitles the University to reassign re-assign the Resident to another space and to assign the Resident’s original space to another individualspace. If Student the Department of Campus Housing and Residence Life receives written notification that the Resident’s arrival will be delayed, the University willUniversity, within reason, will hold the original assignment for the Resident. Failure to occupy an assigned space does not constitute a release from the housing contract with the Universitycontract.