Your General Obligations Clause Samples

Your General Obligations. You and Your Permitted Occupiers must comply with the terms of this agreement, including the terms set out in the Handbook, and all reasonable instructions of the Hall staff and University representatives which relate to the use of the Accommodation, the Hall and any facilities in the Hall.

Your General Obligations. 2.1 Once you have enrolled, you accept and agree to be bound by and comply with: (a) The rules and regulations relating to your Programme, as found in your Programme Handbooks and Programme Specifications. (b) Any eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your Programme. 2.2 If your Programme requires you to register with a professional, statutory or regulatory body and/or to practice under license it is your responsibility to ensure that all necessary declarations (including but not limited to criminal records, medical conditions, disabilities) are made to B&FC, both during the admissions process and during your period of study and that you comply with all relevant rules and regulations during your studies and on placement. You are responsible for paying any associated registration or licence fees and maintaining any licences, registrations or consents.

Your General Obligations. You must: (a) pay for the customer connection services to the premises in accordance with this contract; (b) comply with applicable electricity legislation and other relevant instruments relating to the provision of customer connection services under this contract; and (c) comply with our reasonable requirements in accordance with applicable

Your General Obligations. ‌ 6.1 Full information‌ You must give us any information we reasonably require for the purposes of this contract. The information must be correct, and you must not mislead or deceive us in relation to any information provided to us. 6.2 Updating information‌ You must promptly: (a) inform your retailer of any change to your contact details; and (b) inform your retailer of any change that you are aware of that materially affects access to your meter or to other equipment involved in providing customer connection services at the premises; and (c) inform us of any proposed change that you are aware of in plant or equipment, including metering equipment, or any change to the capacity or operation of connected plant or equipment that may affect the quality, reliability, safety or metering of the supply of energy to the premises or the premises of any other person; and (d) inform either your retailer or us of any permanent material change to the energy load or pattern of usage at the premises. 6.3 Your obligation to comply with energy laws and our requirements‌ You must comply with: (a) the energy laws relating to the provision of customer connection services we provide to your (b) our reasonable requirements under the energy laws, including our service and installation Rules. This includes a requirement that you provide and maintain at your premises any reasonable or agreed facility required by us to provide customer connection services to the premises. 6.4 Life support equipment‌ (a) If a person living or intending to live at your premises requires life support equipment, you must: (i) register the premises with your retailer or with us; and (ii) provide medical confirmation for the premises. (b) Subject to satisfying the requirements in the Rules, your premises may cease to be registered as having life support equipment if medical confirmation is not provided to us or your retailer. (c) You must tell us or your retailer if the life support equipment is no longer required at the premises. (d) If you tell us that a person living or intending to live at your premises requires life support equipment, we must give you: (i) at least 50 business days to provide medical confirmation for the premises; and (ii) general advice that there may be a distributor planned interruption, retailer planned interruption or unplanned interruption to the supply of energy to the premises; and (iii) at least 4 business days’ notice in writing of any distributor planned interruptions to the...

Your General Obligations. 9.1. During the Rental Period you shall: 9.1.1. keep the Vehicle free from legal process or lien, fully protected and secured; 9.1.2. if applicable, register and pay for any days the Vehicle will operate in the congestion zone in London or any other congestion zone which may apply in accordance with Congestion Charge Law; 9.1.3. check on a daily basis the engine oil level, water level in radiator, washers and wipers, lights, wheel nuts and brake fluid level, tread depth and inflation on all tyres; 9.1.4. ensure the Vehicle is driven using reasonable skill and care and in accordance with any applicable road use rules (including the Highway Code and other applicable laws); 9.1.5. ensure that no smoking is carried out in the Vehicle; and 9.1.6. if requested by us on reasonable notice make the Vehicle available for inspection, service or repair work. 9.2. During the Rental Period you shall not use the Vehicle: 9.2.1. for the carriage of passengers for hire or reward; 9.2.2. for transportation of any live animals except where the Vehicle has been adapted to accommodate transportation of animals e.g. pest control vehicles; 9.2.3. for any illegal purpose or in contravention of any Regulations affecting the Vehicle, its use or construction; 9.2.4. if the Vehicle exceeds 3.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight unless you have obtained a valid Operator’s Licence in accordance with the Goods Vehicles (Licensing of Operators) Act 1995, and supplied a copy of the same to us; 9.2.5. for any off-road driving; 9.2.6. for competitive racing of any nature; 9.2.7. to propel or tow any other vehicle or trailer unless the Vehicle is properly equipped to tow in which case towage weights must be adhered to at all times. It is your responsibility to ensure any such towing is appropriate and undertaken with due skill and care to ensure no damage is caused to the Vehicle or to the trailer being towed. We shall have no liability for the insurance of, or any damage to, any towed trailer howsoever caused; and 9.2.8. outside of the United Kingdom without our prior written consent. 9.3. You shall ensure the Vehicle is not driven by any driver who: 9.3.1. does not hold a valid driving licence for the class of vehicle to which the Vehicle belongs; 9.3.2. is not covered fully by a comprehensive insurance policy. 9.4. You shall not modify or alter the Vehicle in any way without our prior written consent and you shall be liable for any and all costs incurred by us to reverse such modifications (incl...

Your General Obligations. 6 6.1 Full information 6 6.2 Updating information 6 6.3 Your obligation to comply with energy laws and our requirements 6 6.4 Life support equipment 7 6.5 Obligations if you are not an owner 7 6.6 Small generators including solar panels 7

Your General Obligations. 1. You agree that you will use your Orca Account and issue Instructions at all times in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations. You will, in particular, but without limitation, not: (i) engage in any practice that is considered to be market abuse, (ii) use your Orca Account or issue any Instructions in connection with any attempt to launder money or avoid applicable sanctions against any person, company or country, or (iii) provide any false or otherwise misleading information in relation to your identity or personal circumstances that we request in order to provide you with an Orca Account. 2. You agree that you are not and will not become for the duration this Agreement remains valid, a US person for the purposes of residency, citizenship or tax. If you do become a US person you are required to tell us immediately and your Orca Account will be terminated in accordance with paragraph 17.

Your General Obligations. 9.1. You must comply with the terms of this agreement, including the terms set out in the Handbook, and all reasonable instructions of the Hall staff and University representatives which relate to the use of the Accommodation, the Hall and any facilities in the Hall. 9.2. You must behave in a responsible and proper manner at all times with consideration for all other residents of the Hall, University staff, local residents and members of the public. If Your behaviour breaches the terms of this Licence agreement this may be dealt with by a Hall Warden under the Student Disciplinary Procedure. 9.3. The University's authorised employees, agents and representatives are entitled to access the Accommodation. You must not obstruct their access to the Accommodation, and You must allow them (and statutory enforcement agencies or emergency services) to access the Accommodation, whether or not You are present. The University will respect Your privacy and, where possible, You will be notified in advance about access to the Accommodation except when immediate access is required such as in the case of an emergency. 9.4. You must not do anything that will cause or increase the risk of fire, flood or other damage or danger to the Accommodation or the Hall 9.5. You must not take part in any illegal activities in the Accommodation or the Hall or bring any Banned Items into the Accommodation or the Hall. 9.6. Full details of what is expected of You are set out in the Handbook and the Student Disciplinary Procedure which form part of this agreement.

Your General Obligations. 9.1 Your general obligations under this Agreement include the following: 9.1 You must comply with the terms of this Agreement, its Schedules, the Supplementary Regulations and all reasonable instructions of the Residence Life Co‐ordinators and University representatives. 9.2 You are entitled to occupy the Accommodation provided, only so long as you are a registered full‐time student of the University pursuing a course of study at the University. If you cease to be a full‐time student of the University, then this Agreement will immediately come to an end in accordance with clause 5.2. You are required to notify the Residence Life Co‐ordinators in writing immediately if you cease to be a full‐ time student of the University. 9.3 You must behave in a responsible and proper manner at all times with consideration for all other students, faculty, staff, local residents, and members of the public generally. Behaving in an aggressive, violent, abusive, insulting, alarming or threatening manner towards anyone in the Student Residence is not acceptable and is a disciplinary offence, which may lead to your eviction. It is expected that every student should be able to study or rest without disturbance from others at any time, and particularly from 11.00 pm. to 7.00 am. 9.4 You must not do anything that will increase the risk of fire, flood or other damage or danger to the Student Residence. 9.5 You must not take part in any illegal activities. 9.6 You must not use illegal drugs or store them in your residence. 9.7 All the Student Residencies operate a strict non‐smoking policy, which includes the interior of the Accommodation and covers the balconies (where applicable) and the courtyard areas in some student accommodation. For avoidance of doubt, smoking whilst leaning out of windows is not permitted. 9.8 We strongly recommend that you register with a doctor who is in the call‐out area of the Student Residence and who will agree to visit in an emergency. Your medical form should be returned to the Residence Life Co‐ordinator within twenty‐one days of arrival. 9.9 You must not use nails, screws, adhesive tack, or any method of fixing pictures or posters to the walls other than on the pin boards provided. 9.10 You must not damage the Accommodation you occupy, the communal facilities, nor the decorations, furniture, or furnishings in any part of the Student Residence. You must be considerate in the use of communal facilities. Any damage, including damage to furniture and...