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Terms and Conditions Introduction. The Residence Hall Agreement is a legally binding contract between you and the University of Cincinnati. When the Agreement is signed, serious legal and financial obliga- tions are created. Please review the Terms & Conditions described below. If you are under 18 years of age, you must review this infor- mation with your parents, and their signature is required on the Housing Agreement. To reside in the Residence Hall community, Resi- dents must be enrolled in University classes. The Housing Agreement is a legally binding Contract for the academic year, similar to a lease. Please note, the Office of Housing and Food Services (HFS) reserves the right to change a room assign- ment whenever necessary. In unusual circumstances temporary housing assignments may be made. Dates outlined in the Terms & Conditions are subject to change should the Univer- sity change or adjust the academic calendar. Students will be notified should any changes in dates occur.
Terms and Conditions Introduction. This agreement is established for the sole purpose of allowing the Producer to solicit applications from Employer Groups for access to BCBSVT insurance products as set forth in the “Producer Commission Schedule”, which is attached and incorporated herein. The parties agree to the following Terms and Conditions: A. Independent Contractor B. Solicitation C. Rules and Regulations D. Limits of Authority E. Appointments F. Indemnity G. Compliance H. Collection of Premiums I. Termination J. Reservations of Rights
Terms and Conditions Introduction. 1. The Council is committed to the development and delivery of services to all communities. An Independently Managed Library (IML) is an innovative solution to maintaining and enhancing library services in the community.
