Common use of Limitation on University Liability Clause in Contracts

Limitation on University Liability. UNC Charlotte shall have no responsibility for loss of, or damage to, student’s personal property anywhere in the residential facilities, whether by fire, water, theft, or otherwise, or for any direct or consequential damages arising from loss of, or any interruption of, any utility service, including Internet service, provided by UNC Charlotte, a third party vendor, or any other person or organization in connection with residence services. The student assumes any and all risk of such loss. Insurance against such loss is the student’s responsibility; a parent’s homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy may provide coverage, but the University bears no responsibility for making such determination. A supplemental renter’s insurance policy covering campus residence is strongly recommended. UNC Charlotte’s liability for breach of this Contract shall be limited to the amount you have paid under this Contract.

Limitation on University Liability. UNC Charlotte shall have no responsibility for loss of, or damage to, student’s personal property anywhere in the residential facilities, whether by fire, water, theft, or otherwise, or for any direct or consequential damages arising from loss of, or any interruption of, any utility service, including Internet service, provided by UNC Charlotte, a third party vendor, or any other person or organization in connection with residence services. The student assumes any and all risk of such loss. Insurance against such loss is the student’s responsibility; a parent’s homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy may provide coverage, but the University bears no responsibility for making such determination. A supplemental renter’s insurance policy covering campus residence is strongly recommended. UNC Charlotte’s liability for breach of this Contract shall be limited to the amount you have paid under this Contract.