Refund Account & Refund Eligibility Sample Clauses

Refund Account & Refund Eligibility. These provisions describe how we pay the 90% Refund Amount to you, your representative, or beneficiaries, as the case may be: 7.6.1 We have established a Refund Account for paying the 90% Refund Amount per the terms of this Agreement. The Refund Account is funded by the receipt of all or a portion of new Entrance Deposits from new residents who subscribe participating Independent Living Units. Please see the definition of “Refund Account” in Section 15 for explanation on funding the Refund Account and participating Independent Living Units. When the Agreement terminates during your lifetime for any reason or if the Agreement terminates due to your death, you or your representative must promptly vacate and remove all possessions from the Living Unit, turn in the keys, sign a Unit Release for the Living Unit, and pre-approve the final xxxx. If you occupied any other Living Units at the Community, all previous units also must be vacated and released. When the foregoing steps are completed, we then assign you a Refund Number for the Refund Account. 7.6.2 We pay the 90% Refund Amount based on assigned Refund Numbers generally proceeding in sequential order. If you have the next assigned Refund Number in sequence, you are eligible for your 90% Refund Amount when: (i) you or your representative pay your final xxxx, and (ii) the funds in Refund Account are sufficient to fully pay the 90% Refund Amount to you. 7.6.3 If you do not receive your 90% Refund within a reasonable period of time, you or your representative, as the case may be, can elect to receive a statutory refund of the Entrance Fee, which is made regardless of the sequential Refund Numbers. If you elect the statutory refund, then you will receive a refund equal to the Entrance Fee (i) minus any spend-down per Section 10, and (ii) minus one percent (1%) of the Entrance Fee for each month of your occupancy. You will receive the statutory refund within sixty
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