NEWBURY COURT'S Responsibility for Protection of RESIDENT’S Property Sample Clauses

NEWBURY COURT'S Responsibility for Protection of RESIDENT’S Property. 1. If RESIDENT fails to remove his or her personal property from his or her Living Accommodation (or room in RIVERCREST or THE GARDENS) on or before the effective date of termination of this Agreement for any reason, NEWBURY COURT shall have the right (but not the obligation), in compliance with applicable law, to remove RESIDENT’S property and to store it at RESIDENT’S expense. If stored at a commercial warehouse and providing notice to RESIDENT has been given in writing, NEWBURY COURT shall have no further responsibility for the property.
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NEWBURY COURT'S Responsibility for Protection of RESIDENT’S Property. If RESIDENT fails to remove his or her personal property from his or her Living Accommodation (or room in RIVERCREST or THE GARDENS) on or before the effective date of termination of this Agreement for any reason, NEWBURY COURT shall have the right (but not the obligation), in compliance with applicable law, to remove RESIDENT’S property and to store it at RESIDENT’S expense. If stored at a commercial warehouse and providing notice to RESIDENT has been given in writing, NEWBURY COURT shall have no further responsibility for the property. In the case of RESIDENT’S death, NEWBURY COURT shall release all property of RESIDENT to the person(s) designated by RESIDENT in writing to receive it, or if no such person(s) shall have been designated, then to RESIDENT’S executor or administrator, or if no executor or administrator qualifies within thirty (30) days of RESIDENT’S death, then to RESIDENT’S next of kin. NEWBURY COURT will hold such property for not more than thirty (30) days following RESIDENT’S death at the risk of RESIDENT’S estate or of the persons entitled to receive the property. NEWBURY COURT will exercise ordinary care in safeguarding the property during that time. RESIDENT hereby grants to NEWBURY COURT a limited power of attorney to hold and deliver RESIDENT’S property as provided herein, including the authority to store it at RESIDENT’S expense in a commercial warehouse, if it has not been removed from the Living Accommodation within thirty (30) days of RESIDENT’S death. RESIDENT agrees to provide an updated medical history to NEWBURY COURT every twelve (12) months, or when a major health change has occurred, whichever is earlier. NEWBURY COURT, in its sole discretion, will determine, after consultation with RESIDENT, whether additional healthcare services are necessary for RESIDENT’S continued well-being in the present Living Accommodation. RESIDENT agrees to contract and pay for any additional services in order to remain in the Living Accommodation.

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