Common use of RELEASE OF LICENSEE/MILITARY Clause in Contracts

RELEASE OF LICENSEE/MILITARY. Licensee shall not be released from their liability under this License due to school withdrawal or transfer, business transfer, loss of job, University or North Commons conduct sanctions, marriage, divorce, or health unless expressly approved as described above. Licensee shall not be released from liability under the License if admission to the university is rescinded or if admission status changes. Licensee shall not be released from liability under this License due to roommate conflict or disagreement. The Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act provides certain rights to members of the United States armed forces in connection with their residential leases. Their rights may include the following. The Licensor will abide by all requirements/obligations imposed by the law then in effect. Licensee should check the current version of the Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act to confirm that one of the sample triggering events listed below is still a valid triggering event to terminate the License. 1. If the Licensee becomes a service member after entering into the License, that service member Licensee has the option to terminate the License by serving notice to Licensor. 2. If the Licensee is a service member when the License is signed and thereafter receives order for a permanent change of states or to deploy for at least 90 days, the Licensee has the option to terminate the License. A service member is a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine corps or Coast Guard on active duty, a member of the National Guard under a call to active service if certain conditions are met, a member of the commissioned corps of the Public Health Service on active service or commissioned members of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on active service. If Licensee elects to terminate the License under the Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act, Licensee must provide Licensor with written notice of termination along with proof of the qualifying event/trigger under the law. Military permission for base housing does not constitute a permanent change-of-state order. The termination date must be at least 30 days after the due date of the next license installment payment (i.e., so if notice is provided on the 10th of a month, the termination would be effective on the last day of the following month).

RELEASE OF LICENSEE/MILITARY. Licensee shall not be released from their liability under this License due to school withdrawal or transfer, business transfer, loss of job, University or North Commons The QUAD conduct sanctions, marriage, divorce, or health unless expressly approved as described above. Licensee shall not be released from liability under the License if admission to the university is rescinded or if admission status changes. Licensee shall not be released from liability under this License due to roommate conflict or disagreement. The Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act provides certain rights to members of the United States armed forces in connection with their residential leases. Their rights may include the following. The Licensor will abide by all requirements/obligations imposed by the law then in effect. Licensee should check the current version of the Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act to confirm that one of the sample triggering events listed below is still a valid triggering event to terminate the License. 1. If the Licensee becomes a service member after entering into the License, that service member Licensee has the option to terminate the License by serving notice to Licensor. 2. If the Licensee is a service member when the License is signed and thereafter receives order for a permanent change of states or to deploy for at least 90 days, the Licensee has the option to terminate the License. A service member is a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine corps or Coast Guard on active duty, a member of the National Guard under a call to active service if certain conditions are met, a member of the commissioned corps of the Public Health Service on active service or commissioned members of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on active service. If Licensee elects to terminate the License under the Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act, Licensee must provide Licensor with written notice of termination along with proof of the qualifying event/trigger under the law. Military permission for base housing does not constitute a permanent change-of-state order. The termination date must be at least 30 days after the due date of the next license installment payment (i.e., so if notice is provided on the 10th of a month, the termination would be effective on the last day of the following month).

RELEASE OF LICENSEE/MILITARY. Licensee shall not be released from their liability under this License due to school withdrawal or transfer, business transfer, loss of job, University or North Commons University Village conduct sanctions, marriage, divorce, or health unless expressly approved as described above. Licensee shall not be released from liability under the License if admission to the university is rescinded or if admission status changes. Licensee shall not be released from liability under this License due to roommate conflict or disagreement. The Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act provides certain rights to members of the United States armed forces in connection with their residential leases. Their rights may include the following. The Licensor will abide by all requirements/obligations imposed by the law then in effect. Licensee should check the current version of the Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act to confirm that one of the sample triggering events listed below is still a valid triggering event to terminate the License. 1. If the Licensee becomes a service member after entering into the License, that service member Licensee has the option to terminate the License by serving notice to Licensor. 2. If the Licensee is a service member when the License is signed and thereafter receives order for a permanent change of states or to deploy for at least 90 days, the Licensee has the option to terminate the License. A service member is a member of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine corps or Coast Guard on active duty, a member of the National Guard under a call to active service if certain conditions are met, a member of the commissioned corps of the Public Health Service on active service or commissioned members of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on active service. If Licensee elects to terminate the License under the Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act, Licensee must provide Licensor with written notice of termination along with proof of the qualifying event/trigger under the law. Military permission for base housing does not constitute a permanent change-of-state order. The termination date must be at least 30 days after the due date of the next license installment payment (i.e., so if notice is provided on the 10th of a month, the termination would be effective on the last day of the following month). Service members may also receive other protections and/or termination rights under California law (Military & Veterans Code §409) in relation to the License. In the event Licensee invokes his/her rights under the Federal Service Members Civil Relief Act, the License fee shall be pro-rated upon providing the required written documentation.