Common use of Room Damage Clause in Contracts

Room Damage. Loss: The resident (and roommate where assigned) is/are responsible for damages to their room and damage and/or loss to the furnishings and fixtures the College has placed there. Theresident agrees to pay for the restoration of the property to its condition at the time of occupancy, or for repairs or replacement (beyond normal wear and tear), unless the identity of others responsible for the damage or loss is established and proven by the resident(s). Resident(s) are responsible for any damage or loss to the premises caused by their guests. Charges for damages, cleaning, replacement of furniture, etc., shall be divided by the number of students assigned to the room. If one roommate assumes responsibility for damages, cleaning, replacement of furniture, etc., a written statement signed by both roommates must be submitted to the Office of Residence Life. Charges will not be assessed to one roommate based solely on one roommate claiming another responsible.

Room Damage. Loss: The resident (and roommate where assigned) is/are responsible for damages to their room and damage and/or loss to the furnishings and fixtures the College has placed there. Theresident agrees to pay for the restoration of the property to its condition at the time of occupancy, or for repairs or replacement (beyond normal wear and tear), unless the identity of others responsible for the damage or loss is established and proven by the resident(s). Resident(s) are responsible for any damage or loss to the premises caused by their guests. Charges for damages, cleaning, replacement of furniture, etc., shall be divided by the number of students assigned to the room. If one roommate assumes responsibility for damages, cleaning, replacement of furniture, etc., a written statement signed by both roommates must be submitted to the Office Department of Residence Life. Charges will not be assessed to one roommate based solely on one roommate claiming another responsible.