Common use of Special Termination Events Clause in Contracts

Special Termination Events. Without limitation of Owner’s or Management’s remedies under (a) above, if Management determines, in Management’s sole discretion, that: (i) Resident or Resident’s guests or visitors are creating a disturbance within the Community or Residence that is undesirable or threatens or is injurious to the health, safety, welfare, comfort, or peaceful lodging of other residents, their guests or staff at the Community; (ii) Resident or Resident’s guests or visitors are interfering with the functioning of the Community or the staff of the Community; or (iii) Resident is ill or incapable of independently performing personal hygiene and other activities of daily living for himself or herself and requires daily assistance, then Management may terminate this Agreement by giving Resident 30 days prior written notice of termination. The right to make a determination of the existence of any such physical or mental condition and the need for assistance with the activities of daily living, shall be vested solely with the Management after consultation with the Resident, their designee and if applicable the Resident’s Physician. Management shall have the right to seek a second opinion from a qualified healthcare professional, other than the Resident’s physician.