Common use of INJURY OR LOSS Clause in Contracts

INJURY OR LOSS. 1. Xxxxxx College does not have any responsibility or provide any compensation for any injury to student or student’s guest, or for loss or damage to student’s property or that of any guest, except to the extent caused by the college’s negligence. The college recommends that student carry appropriate insurance against injury, loss or damage as well as to cover student’s liability. 2. Student recognizes that the college does not promise, warrant, or guarantee the safety or security of the student or their guests or property of said parties against the actions of other students or third parties. 3. Nothing in this agreement shall be construed as being intended to protect any person or class of persons from injury or harm. 4. Student agrees that if there is loss of or damage to students’ property or that of any guest beyond the college’s control, including, but not limited to: natural disasters, acts of God, fire, earthquake, utility malfunction, quarantine, or other emergency or force majeure event, the college shall have no liability to me or my guests for reimbursement, damages, inconvenience, annoyance, or compensation of any kind. The college may attempt to find, but cannot guarantee, alternate spaces for student. If the unavailability of or access to the students room or to an alternate space persists for 72 hours, the student may terminate this agreement without penalty, provided that the student is responsible for all financial obligations incurred up to the date of termination. The college agrees to provide the student with a pro-rata refund, calculated from the date of such termination to the end of the occupancy term, of any prepaid housing payment made to the college, if any, minus any damage, replacement, cleaning or other charges assessed by the college pursuant to this agreement. 5. Students shall keep the doors to the assigned unit and the residence hall locked at all times.