Common use of Violation of Contract Clause in Contracts

Violation of Contract. If You violate this Contract, the University can terminate it or take other action against You, including temporarily or permanently removing You from the Unit, prohibiting You from registering for housing in the future, charging and collecting fines permitted in the Contract, the Community Living Guides, or other University policy, referring You to Student Conduct, or exercising any other rights or remedies outlined in this Contract or allowed by law. The University may also terminate this Contract if You do not move into the Unit or otherwise abandon the Unit, You make any false statements or misrepresentations on Your Contract, or the University determines You do or may pose a threat to other residents, University property, or the University community or You received a Direct Administrative Action requiring Your removal from the University campus.

Violation of Contract. If You violate this Contract, the University can terminate it or take other action against You, including temporarily or permanently removing You from the Unit, prohibiting You from registering for housing in the future, charging and collecting fines permitted in the Contract, the Community Living Guides, or other University policy, referring You to Student Conduct, or exercising any other rights or remedies outlined in this Contract or allowed by law. The University may also terminate this Contract if You do not move into to the Unit or otherwise abandon the Unit, You make any false statements or misrepresentations on Your Contract, or the University determines You do or may pose a threat to other residents, University property, or the University community or You received a Direct Administrative Action requiring Your removal from the University campus.