Common use of University Cancellation Clause in Contracts

University Cancellation. The university reserves the right to cancel this Agreement for reasons including, but not limited to: university response to violations of the policies, procedures, and regulations as published in the Campus Housing Policies or Xxxxxx State University Code of Conduct. Any behavior or conduct which: 1) intimidates, threatens, or harasses another Resident/Staff, or 2) is disruptive to the residential community, or 3) compromises the safety and security of the community, or 4) is intended to pressure or cause a roommate to move out or appeal/cancel their housing agreement are all violations of this Agreement, and may be grounds for removal from on- campus housing by the Director of Residence Life & Housing or designee. In addition, Residence Life and Housing may cancel this agreement based on non-payment by student, and in the response to facility emergencies resulting from fire, excessive water flow, weather damage, acts of God, a national pandemic and Residence Life & Housing’s response to rental and/or damage history. A college or university may terminate a rental agreement with a student tenant prior to the start/expiration of the term of the agreement and require that the student vacate the dwelling unit only when the termination follows a hearing in which it was determined by the college or university that the student violated a term of the rental agreement or violated the college’s or university’s code of conduct or other policies and procedures. The hearing must be preceded by a written notice to the student, must include a right to be heard, and must otherwise comply with the college’s or university’s procedures for disciplinary hearings. The written rental agreement must specify the conditions under which the rental agreement may be terminated and specify the college’s or university’s notice and hearing procedures that will be followed in making a determination under this section. If a student is removed from campus housing as a result of behavioral misconduct and as determined by the University Discipline Process, the student will receive no refund for the percentage of time remaining in the contract. Removal from campus housing does not relieve the student from responsibility of previous debt, damages or rental obligations unless the misconduct is considered a trigger event. For more information, please visit xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/student-affairs/student-life/community-standards-and- student-conduct/code-of-student-conduct/section-xiv-distinguishing-the-student-code-provisions-from-local-state-and-federal-laws.

University Cancellation. The university reserves the right to cancel this Agreement for reasons including, but not limited to: university response to violations of the policies, procedures, and regulations as published in the Campus Housing Policies or Xxxxxx State University Code of ConductStudent Handbook. Any behavior or conduct which: 1) intimidates, threatens, or harasses another Resident/Staff, or 2) is disruptive to the residential community, or 3) compromises the safety and security of the community, or 4) is intended to pressure or cause a roommate to move out or appeal/cancel their housing agreement are all violations of this Agreement, and may be grounds for removal from on- on-campus housing by the Director of Residence Life & Housing or designee. In addition, Residence Life and Housing may cancel this agreement based on non-payment by student, and in the response to facility emergencies resulting from fire, excessive water flow, weather damage, acts of God, a national pandemic and Residence Life & Housing’s response to rental and/or damage history. history A college or university may terminate a rental agreement with a student tenant prior to the start/expiration of the term of the agreement and require that the student vacate the dwelling unit only when the termination follows a hearing in which it was determined by the college or university that the student violated a term of the rental agreement or violated the college’s or university’s code of conduct or other policies and procedures. The hearing must be preceded by a written notice to the student, must include a right to be heard, and must otherwise comply with the college’s or university’s procedures for disciplinary hearings. The written rental agreement must specify the conditions under which the rental agreement may be terminated and specify the college’s or university’s notice and hearing procedures that will be followed in making a determination under this section. If a student is removed from campus housing as a result of behavioral misconduct and as determined by the University Discipline Process, the student will receive no refund for the percentage of time remaining in the contract. Removal from campus housing does not relieve the student from responsibility of previous debt, damages or rental obligations unless the misconduct is considered a trigger event. For more information, please visit xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/student-affairs/student-life/community-standards-and- student-conduct/code-of-student-conduct/section-xiv-distinguishing-the-student-code-provisions-from-local-state-and-federal-laws.

University Cancellation. The university reserves the right to cancel this Agreement for reasons including, but not limited to: university response to violations of the policies, procedures, and regulations as published in the Campus Housing Policies or Xxxxxx State University Code of ConductStudent Handbook. Any behavior or conduct which: 1) intimidates, threatens, or harasses another Resident/Staff, or 2) is disruptive to the residential community, or 3) compromises the safety and security of the community, or 4) is intended to pressure or cause a roommate to move out or appeal/cancel their housing agreement are all violations of this Agreement, and may be grounds for removal from on- on-campus housing by the Director of Residence Life & Housing or designee. In addition, Residence Life and Housing may cancel this agreement based on non-payment by student, and in the response to facility emergencies resulting from fire, excessive water flow, weather damage, acts of God, a national pandemic and Residence Life & Housing’s response to rental and/or damage history. A college or university may terminate a rental agreement with a student tenant prior to the start/expiration of the term of the agreement and require that the student vacate the dwelling unit only when the termination follows a hearing in which it was determined by the college or university that the student violated a term of the rental agreement or violated the college’s or university’s code of conduct or other policies and procedures. The hearing must be preceded by a written notice to the student, must include a right to be heard, and must otherwise comply with the college’s or university’s procedures for disciplinary hearings. The written rental agreement must specify the conditions under which the rental agreement may be terminated and specify the college’s or university’s notice and hearing procedures that will be followed in making a determination under this section. If a student is removed from campus housing as a result of behavioral misconduct and as determined by the University Discipline Process, the student will receive no refund for the percentage of time remaining in the contract. Removal from campus housing does not relieve the student from responsibility of previous debt, damages or rental obligations unless the misconduct is considered a trigger event. For more information, please visit xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/student-affairs/student-life/community-standards-and- student-conduct/code-of-student-conduct/section-xiv-distinguishing-the-student-code-provisions-from-local-state-and-federal-laws.