Common use of Dominion and Control Clause in Contracts

Dominion and Control. The entire responsibility of the animal is taken on by the Owner and under no circumstances can the animal be under the responsibility of another resident or guest of the College. • The Owner must control the animal effectively at all times and is expected to leash or kennel the animal when outside. No Owner shall permit the animal to go loose or run at large. If an animal is found running at large, the animal is subject to capture and confinement and immediate removal from College housing. • The animal cannot pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others. • The Owner is required to provide off-campus arrangements for the care of the animal during any event(s) that will require the Owner’s overnight attendance including quarantine for any illness or medical necessity. • Under no circumstances can the animal be left unattended overnight or in the overnight-care of another YHC student. • The animal cannot be left alone for extended periods of time. For the purposes of this agreement, an extended period of time is defined as any length of time that may cause the animal to experience undue distress or to exhibit behaviors of distress. • When the Owner is not present, the animal must be restrained at all times in an appropriately sized cage or kennel for the animal. An appropriately sized cage or kennel is defined as a secured cage or kennel that is large enough for the animal to sit fully upright with 2-4 inches of head clearance, to easily turn around in, and to lie down comfortably with legs stretched out.