Common use of Termination and Removal Clause in Contracts

Termination and Removal. The University may terminate this agreement before the end of its term if the University determines that: 1) the Student ceases to be a full-time enrolled student or ceases to attend classes without University approval; 2) the Student is delinquent in payment of their Student account; 3) the Student’s behavior demonstrates disregard for the community members or facilities; 4) the Student has violated any term of this agreement or any University rule, regulation, or policy; or 5) the Student is, or is required to be, a registered sex offender pursuant to any federal, state, or local law or has been convicted of or pled guilty to a felony or misdemeanor offense including, but not limited to, assault, rape or any violent crimes, or the use, possession, sale, transportation, or distribution of a controlled substance. Any resident whose agreement is being terminated for other than disciplinary reasons will receive written notice of termination with a hearing date before the Associate Xxxx for Residence Life, or the Associate Xxxx’x designee, whose decision shall be final. In all other instances, the Student Code of Conduct shall govern the hearing and removal process. If removed from housing, the Student has 24 hours to vacate housing after receiving notice of removal. If the Student is disruptive in any way during that period, the Student will be required to vacate immediately. If the Student fails to vacate within 24 hours, the University reserves the right to remove the Student’s belongings, change the locks at the Student’s expense, and/or treat the Student as a trespasser. Termination of the University room and board agreement does not terminate the Student’s obligations under this Agreement. The University also may cancel this contract if a disaster, fire, Act of God, or other event shall prevent performance. CAPITALIZED TERMS: Capitalized terms not otherwise defined in this contract have the same meaning as specified in the University Student Handbook.

Termination and Removal. The University may terminate this agreement before the end of its term if the University determines that: 1) the Student ceases to be a full-time enrolled student or ceases to attend classes without University approval; 2) the Student is delinquent in payment of their Student account; 32) the Student’s behavior demonstrates disregard for the community members or facilities; 43) the Student has violated any term of this agreement or any University rule, regulation, or policy; or 5) the Student is, or is required to be, a registered sex offender pursuant to any federal, state, or local law or has been convicted of or pled guilty to a felony or misdemeanor offense including, but not limited to, assault, rape or any violent crimes, or the use, possession, sale, transportation, or distribution of a controlled substance. Any resident whose agreement is being terminated for other than disciplinary reasons will receive written notice of termination with a hearing date before the Associate Xxxx for Residence Life, or the Associate Xxxx’x designee, whose decision shall be final. In all other instances, the Student Code of Conduct shall govern the hearing and removal process. If removed from housing, the Student has 24 hours to vacate housing after receiving notice of removal. If the Student is disruptive in any way during that period, the Student will be required to vacate immediately. If the Student fails to vacate within 24 hours, the University reserves the right to remove the Student’s belongings, change the locks at the Student’s expense, and/or treat the Student as a trespasser. Termination of the University room and board agreement does not terminate the Student’s obligations under this Agreement. The University also may cancel this contract if a disaster, fire, Act of God, or other event shall prevent performance. CAPITALIZED TERMS: Capitalized terms not otherwise defined in this contract have the same meaning as specified in the University Student Handbook.

Termination and Removal. The University may terminate this agreement before the end of its term if the University determines that: 1) the Student ceases to be a full-time enrolled student or ceases to attend classes without University approval; 2) the Student is delinquent in payment of their Student account; 32) the Student’s behavior demonstrates disregard for the community members or facilities; 43) the Student has violated any term of this agreement or any University rule, regulation, or policy; or 5) the Student is, or is required to be, a registered sex offender pursuant to any federal, state, or local law or has been convicted of or pled guilty to a felony or misdemeanor offense including, but not limited to, assault, rape or any violent crimes, or the use, possession, sale, transportation, or distribution of a controlled substance. Any resident whose agreement is being terminated for other than disciplinary reasons will receive written notice of termination with a hearing date before the Associate Xxxx for Residence Life, or the Associate Xxxx’x designee, whose decision shall be final. In all other instances, the Student Code of Conduct shall govern the hearing and removal process. If removed from housing, the Student has 24 hours to vacate housing after receiving notice of removal. If the Student is disruptive in any way during that period, the Student will be required to vacate immediately. If the Student fails to vacate within 24 hours, the University reserves the right to remove the Student’s belongings, change the locks at the Student’s expense, and/or treat the Student as a trespasser. Termination of the University room and board agreement does not terminate the Student’s obligations under this Agreement. .. The University also may cancel this contract if a disaster, fire, Act of God, or other event shall prevent performance. CAPITALIZED TERMS: Capitalized terms not otherwise defined in this contract have the same meaning as specified in the University Student Handbook.

Termination and Removal. The University may terminate this agreement before the end of its term if the University determines that: 1) the Student ceases to be a full-time enrolled student or ceases to attend classes without University approval; 2) the Student is delinquent in payment of their Student account; 32) the Student’s behavior demonstrates disregard for the community members or facilities; 43) the Student has violated any term of this agreement or any University rule, regulation, or policy; or 5) the Student is, or is required to be, a registered sex offender pursuant to any federal, state, or local law or has been convicted of or pled guilty to a felony or misdemeanor offense including, but not limited to, assault, rape or any violent crimes, or the use, possession, sale, transportation, or distribution of a controlled substance. Any resident whose agreement is being terminated for other than disciplinary reasons will receive written notice of termination with a hearing date before the Associate Xxxx for Residence Life, or the Associate Xxxx’x designee, whose decision shall be final. In all other instances, the Student Code of Conduct shall govern the hearing and removal process. If removed from housing, the Student has 24 hours to vacate housing after receiving notice of removal. If the Student is disruptive in any way during that period, the Student will be required to vacate immediately. If the Student fails to vacate within 24 hours, the University reserves the right to remove the Student’s belongings, change the locks at the Student’s expense, and/or treat the Student as a trespasser. Termination of the University room and board agreement does not terminate the Student’s obligations under this Agreement. The University also may cancel this contract if a disaster, fire, Act of God, or other event shall prevent performance. CAPITALIZED TERMS: Capitalized terms not otherwise defined in this contract have the same meaning as specified in the University Student Handbook.