Common use of University Liability Clause in Contracts

University Liability. The University does not assume any obligation or liability for personal injury or for loss or damage to items of personal property which may occur in its buildings or on its grounds, prior to, during or subsequent to the terms of this Contract, provided that in the event of personal injury or property loss or damage directly resulting from negligent acts or omissions on the part of a University employee or agent, the University shall be responsible for such negligence to the extent provided by applicable law. This disclaimer of liability includes but is not limited to damage or loss caused by fire, water, theft, and flooding. Residents are strongly encouraged to purchase renter's insurance for protection against property loss and property damage. No interruption of utility services, heating and cooling shall be deemed as an eviction or disturbance of residents’ use of the facilities or render the University liable for damages unless the University willfully refused to supply said services without cause or excuse.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Housing Contract, Housing Contract, Housing Contract

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