Common use of Your Right to Occupy Clause in Contracts

Your Right to Occupy. 7.1 Your right to occupy a Room and use the Common Areas applies whilst you are an enrolled student with us and as long as you comply with the terms of the Licence Agreement. 7.2 Your right to occupy a Room is personal to you. You cannot transfer it to anyone else and you must not share or let others occupy the Room. 7.3 Your right to occupy a Room does not relate to a specific Room and we have the right to transfer you to a different Room or Halls of Residence on reasonable notice. 7.4 We have the right to transfer you to a different Room or Halls of Residence without giving you notice where we consider it necessary in the event that disciplinary proceedings (including investigations) are commenced or ongoing against you under our policy on student discipline and/or where criminal proceedings (including investigations) are commenced or ongoing. 7.5 You agree to vacate your Room and to remove and transfer your personal belongings to another Room or Halls of Residence when requested to do so in the event that we transfer you. 7.6 You may request to move Rooms during the licence period and we will consider your request and assist you if we can. This will depend on the availability of alternative Rooms and the practical and financial implications for us in granting your request. If you move Rooms and the Licence Fee for the new Room is different, we will charge you the new Licence Fee from the date you move Rooms. If you have prepaid the fee and the new fee is lower, we will reimburse the difference for the remainder of the licence period. 7.7 We may access your Room at reasonable times and giving reasonable notice to view, clean, inspect, repair or for any other reasonable purpose. It is not always possible to give notice and you agree that we can access your Room without notice in cases of emergency repair or other emergency or concern for the safety and wellbeing of you or others.