RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. Each Resident has a locked drawer in his/her room for the storage of personal property. Valuable personal property (such as jewelry, money, or other valuable items, etc.) should not be kept in the Resident's room. In the event of lost personal property, the Facility will conduct an investigation into the acts or omissions that caused the loss. Liability for the loss shall be borne by the party found responsible at the conclusion of the investigation. Further, it is the responsibility of the Resident, Resident Representative and/or Sponsor to arrange for disposition of the Resident’s property upon discharge or death of the Resident. Property left in the Facility for more than thirty (30) days after discharge will be disposed of at the discretion of the Facility.
RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. The Resident has the option of keeping valuable personal property (such as jewelry, money and clothing) in a locked drawer in his or her room, or to request the Facility to hold such property for safekeeping. The Facility will NOT be liable for the loss of the Resident’s property that is kept in the Resident’s room. It shall be the sole responsibility of the Resident, the Designated Representative and/or Sponsor to arrange for the disposition of the Resident’s property upon discharge. Property left in the Facility for more than thirty (30) days after discharge will be disposed of at the discretion of the Facility. In the event of an evacuation or transfer due to a disaster, whether natural or otherwise, the Facility will NOT be liable for any damage or loss of the Resident's property.
RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. Residents shall vacate and remove all personal property from the Leased Premises upon expiration or termination of this Agreement. Owner may remove and dispose of Residents' personal property in a manner permissible by state law: a) fourteen (14) days after termination or expiration of this Agreement and Residents have vacated the Leased Premises; or b) upon surrender, abandonment, or court ordered eviction of Resident. Owner may consider the Leased Premises surrendered when: a) this Agreement expires; b) Residents return keys and access devices to Owner; or c) Residents have vacated the Leased Premises and the move out date has passed, whichever is earlier. Owner may consider the Leased Premises abandoned when: a) the Leased Premises appears to have been vacated; b) a significant number of Residents' personal belongings have been removed; c) electric services to the Leased Premises has been terminated for seven (7) consecutive days; d) Residents do not provide timely response to notice of abandonment posted on the door of the Leased Premises and sent by Owner to Residents' last known address; or e) ten (10) days after the death of sole resident of the Leased Premises. A contractual lien may be placed on all property in the Leased Premises to secure payment of delinquent rent by Owner, subject to exclusions and limitations provided by applicable law. Owner will follow all applicable legal requirements for seizure, removal, notice, sale, redemption, and storage of Residents' personal property. All property in the Leased Premises is presumed to belong to Residents' unless proven otherwise. Property seized and stored by Owner under a contractual lien for rent as authorized by law may be redeemed by Residents by full payment of all delinquent rent due at the time of the seizure. If notice of sale is given prior to Residents seeking redemption, Residents may redeem their seized property by full payment of all delinquent rent due and reasonable charges for packing, removing, and storing. Property removed or stored by Owner after Residents surrender, abandon, or are subject to a court ordered eviction may be Redeemed by Residents upon payment of all outstanding sums owed under this Agreement and applicable law. In all instances of redemption by Residents, Owner may require payment in cash, money order, or certified check.
RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. While the Center has appropriate policies and procedures to provide reasonable security for the Resident’s personal property, the Resident is asked not to bring valuable items (such as jewelry and money) to the Center. Upon request, the Resident may have locked storage space in his/her room. The Center remains responsible for damaged or lost property or personal items, only if such damage or loss is demonstrably caused by the negligent or intentional acts of Center staff while actually performing personal resident care or while such items are in the physical possession of Center staff. It is the obligation of the Resident and/or the Resident Representative to pack up and arrange for disposition of the Resident’s property upon the day of discharge. The Center may dispose of property left longer than 24 hours, and will assess a packing and/or disposal fee of at least $120.00.
RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. The Home strongly discourages the keeping of valuables, such as jewelry, papers, large sums of money, or other items in the Home. However, the Resident shall be permitted to retain and use personal clothing and possessions as space permits, unless to do so would infringe upon the right of other residents, present a sanitation or safety hazard, or be determined medically inadvisable as documented by the Resident’s physician in the Resident’s medical record. The Home shall make reasonable efforts to properly handle and safeguard the Resident’s personal property in the Home. The Resident agrees to inform the Home of all valuable property upon admission. If, at any time during the Resident’s stay, new items of value are added to the Resident’s possessions in the Home or items are removed, the Resident agrees to so inform the Home. The Resident is encouraged to and may obtain at his or her own expense any insurance coverage necessary to cover potential damage to or loss of any of Resident’s personal property. The Home shall be responsible for only such losses or damages as are attributable by the Home to the negligence or fault of the Home. Should the Resident lose his or her property, or believe that his or her property has been otherwise removed from his or her possession; the Resident agrees to follow the Home’s procedure for filing reports of lost or stolen property, as provided in the Resident Handbook. In the event that Resident is permanently transferred or discharged from the Home, or if the Resident expires, the Resident hereby authorizes the Home to transfer the Resident’s personal property to the Resident’s Representative, or to any duly authorized representative of Resident’s estate. Upon the permanent transfer or discharge of Resident or upon the Resident’s death, the Home shall contact the Resident’s authorized representative within twenty-four (24) hours to arrange for an inventory of Resident’s personal property. If the Resident’s personal property is not claimed or removed within twenty-four (24) hours of the Resident’s permanent transfer, discharge, or expiration, the Resident authorizes the Home to place his personal property into storage as outlined below: Should the Resident’s property fail to be claimed at the time of the Resident’s permanent transfer, discharge or expiration, the Home, after completing an inventory, will place the Resident’s property in storage for a period of 30 days at the Home’s expense (excluding insurance). After 30 ...
RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. 5.1 While Palatine Nursing Home has appropriate policies and procedures to provide reasonable security for the Resident's personal property, it can only ensure against the loss of valuable items (such as jewelry or money) if they are deposited with the management for safekeeping or kept in a locked space when not in use. The Resident's items may be held in the safe and will be logged by the Facility. The Facility will not be liable for the loss of any valuable items if the Resident refuses to keep valuables in the safe or locked securely when not in use.
RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. The Resident has the option of keeping valuable personal property (such as jewelry, money and clothing) in a locked drawer in his or her room, or to request the Facility to hold such property for safekeeping. The Facility will NOT be liable for the loss of the Resident’s property that is kept in the Resident’s room. It shall be the sole responsibility of the Resident, the Designated Representative and/or Sponsor to arrange for the disposition of the Resident’s property upon discharge. Property left in the Facility for more than thirty (30) days after discharge will be disposed of at the discretion of the Facility. In the event of an evacuation or transfer due to a disaster, whether natural or otherwise, the Facility will NOT be liable for any damage or loss of the Resident's property. Please be advised that parts of the Facility are located in a floodplain and that flood insurance may be available for purchase at your own expense from a third-party insurer to cover your personal property.
RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. All personal property owned by Resident on the Premises shall be at sole risk of Resident only, and Management shall not be liable in any manner for any loss, injury or damage to Resident’s property from acts of theft, burglary or vandalism committed by either identified or unidentified individuals. Management is not responsible for and will not provide fire or casualty insurance to insure Resident’s personal property. Management requires Resident to secure Renter’s Insurance to insure Resident’s personal property.
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RESIDENT’S PERSONAL PROPERTY. All property on the leased premises shall be at the risk of Resident only, and Agent shall not be liable for any damage there to or theft there of; nor shall Agent be liable for the act or neglect of any other Resident or occupant of the building, lack of repair of the building, or any accident occurring in or about the building. Agent does not have insurance coverage on any of Resident’s property, thus, Agent strongly recommends Resident obtain rental insurance coverage. Resident acknowledges that they were advised that he has the right and option to obtain such insurance for his personal property and for liability (in the event the tenant’s negligence resulted in an accident, or one of the guests had an accident).
