Common use of RIGHT TO OCCUPY THE PREMISES Clause in Contracts

RIGHT TO OCCUPY THE PREMISES. 2.1 Subject to the terms of these Conditions of Residence, the University grants the Occupier the right to occupy the Premises, and to use (on a shared basis with all others authorised by the University) the Communal Facilities designated by the University, for the Period. In the case of a Shared Room the University may specify the other student(s) who shall occupy that room. 2.2 The University grants the Occupier the right to occupy the Premises in order to enable them to attend university as a Student. The Occupier occupies the Premises as a licensee. For the avoidance of doubt, the Occupier‘s interest in any Premises granted pursuant to the Accommodation Contract could not be an assured tenancy pursuant as per the exception listed at Paragraph 8 of Schedule 1 to the Housing Act 1988. 2.3 If the Occupier ceases to be a Student (for whatever reason) the University will terminate the Accommodation Contract by giving not less than six (6) weeks notice in writing to the Occupier. 2.4 The Occupier’s right of occupation of the Premises will terminate at the end of the Period (unless terminated earlier under clause 5 of these Conditions of Residence). Upon termination, whether at the end of the Period or earlier, the Occupier shall vacate the Premises in a clean and tidy condition and return keys immediately to the campus reception or accommodation office. 2.5 If the Occupier does not comply with the above clause 2.4, the University is entitled to take legal action against the Occupier to require the Occupier to leave the Premises. The University reserves the right to claim for and charge for damages and any losses which it suffers or incurs as a result of the Occupier failing to give up vacant possession of the Premises at the end of the Period, including (but not limited to) the costs of any such legal action.