Late / Non-Occupancy Sample Clauses

Late / Non-Occupancy. 9.5.1 The Student must inform the Accommodation Office if the Student shall be late in taking-up occupancy in their Accommodation or if they do not intend to take-up occupancy. Unless the Student has made arrangements with the Accommodation Office for late arrival the University may terminate this Agreement if the Student has not taken up occupancy within two weeks of the commencement of the Licence Period and the Student will forfeit the Deposit and be liable in addition to pay a proportion of the Accommodation Fees for the week from the commencement of the Licence Period.
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Late / Non-Occupancy. 9.4.1 The Residential Advisor must inform the Accommodation Office if the Residential Advisor shall be late in taking-up occupancy in their Accommodation or if they do not intend to take-up occupancy. Unless the Residential Advisor has made arrangements with the Accommodation Office for late arrival the University may terminate this Agreement if the Residential Advisor has not taken up occupancy within two weeks of the commencement of the Licence Period.
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