Residence Fees means any amount payable under the agreement including, but not limited to room fees, meal plan fees, cancellation fees, and additional fees and charges.
Residence Fees. Means the charges for your occupation of the Accommodation as stated in the Agreement Summary
Residence Fees are the fees and deposits set out in Schedule C for use of Accommodation and for meal plans;
Examples of Residence Fees in a sentence
If the Licensee vacates their Unit prior to the end of the Term and DRS is able to find a replacement resident deemed suitable by DRS to occupy into the Unit, the Licensee shall only be liable to pay the outstanding Residence Fees up to the date that the new resident occupies the Unit and begins paying Residence Fees.
More Definitions of Residence Fees
Residence Fees mean the residence fees applicable to your accommodation, as set out in Appendix IV. For greater certainty, your meal plan fees are paid separately to a third-party meal plan provider and are owed in addition to your Residence Fees.
Residence Fees means the fees payable by the Licensee as recorded in the Residence Fees Payment Table.
Residence Fees means all of the Licence Charges due to the Association over the duration of the Agreement.
Residence Fees means the residence fees applicable to your accommodation pursuant to this Contract which for greater certainty, include utilities, and ResNet. Telephone service is not included in residence fees.
Residence Fees means the charges of your occupation of the Accommodation as specified in section 3, 4 and 5 on page 2 of the schedule your offer letter.
Residence Fees means the residence fees applicable to your accommodation, as published by Residence Services from time to time at https://www.ufv.ca/residence/incoming-residents/fee- information but does not include the cost of a meal plan (if any).