Common use of UNIVERSITY PROPERTY AND COMMON PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

UNIVERSITY PROPERTY AND COMMON PROPERTY. Common residence property and/or University property is intended for the benefit of the community. The removal of residence and/or University property to a student’s room, or to any other location, will be considered an act of theft and treated accordingly. Students possessing and/or using stolen property (including, but not limited to: shopping carts and street signs) may be fined. Permission for pass keying a room to retrieve this property can be given by the Director without advance notice to the student(s).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Summer Residence Contract, Summer 2020 Residence Contract, umanitoba.ca

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UNIVERSITY PROPERTY AND COMMON PROPERTY. Common residence property and/or University property is intended for the benefit of the community. The removal of residence and/or University property to a student’s room, or to any other location, will be considered an act of theft and treated accordingly. Students possessing and/or using stolen property (including, but not limited to: shopping carts and street signs) may be fined. Permission for pass keying a room to retrieve this property can be given by the Director without advance notice to the student(s).

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: ‐2014 Residence Contract, umanitoba.ca

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UNIVERSITY PROPERTY AND COMMON PROPERTY. Common residence property and/or University property is intended for the benefit of the community. The removal of residence and/or University property to a studentresident’s room, or to any other location, will be considered an act of theft and treated accordingly. Students possessing and/or using stolen property (including, but not limited to: shopping carts and street signs) may be fined. Permission for pass keying a room to retrieve this property can be given by the Director without advance notice to the student(sresident(s).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Summer 2013 Residence Contract

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