Triple Occupancy Clause Samples
The Triple Occupancy clause defines the rules and conditions under which three individuals may occupy a single room or unit. Typically, this clause outlines any additional charges, requirements for extra bedding, or limitations on the types of rooms eligible for triple occupancy. Its core function is to clarify expectations and responsibilities for both parties, preventing misunderstandings about room capacity and associated costs.
Triple Occupancy. Utica University reserves the right, in its sole discretion and at any time, to designate any or all student housing as available for expanded occupancy up to three students per bedroom. Students placed in a three-person occupancy room in North or South will receive a prorated price, as determined by Utica University. This prorated price will go into effect after Fall Break in October and will be retroactive to the beginning of the academic year. Students who are de-tripled into a double occupancy room prior to or during the academic year will then be charged the standard double housing rate effective the date of their new housing assignment.
Triple Occupancy. Especially for the benefit of parents traveling with a child, and for Customers who may have odd number of team members, Tread Beyond allows three passengers to share certain hotel rooms on its expeditions. In some places, hotels normally don’t charge any additional amount towards triple occupancy. In certain cases Tread Beyond will intimate you about the additional charges, and the Customer will be required to pay the necessary charges directly to the hotel.