Common use of Dominion and Control Clause in Contracts

Dominion and Control. Notwithstanding the restrictions set forth herein, the Assistance Animal must be properly housed and restrained or otherwise under the dominion and control of the Licensee at all times. No Licensee shall permit the animal to go loose or run at large. If an animal is found running at large, the licensee is subject to eviction and/or the animal is subject to capture and confinement and immediate removal from SHRL. The animal is allowed in SHRL only as long as it is necessary because of the Licensee’s disability. The Licensee must notify SHRL in writing if the ESA/Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an ESA/Assistance Animal, the Licensee must secure approval of the new animal pursuant to the process outlined by SHRL.

Dominion and Control. Notwithstanding the restrictions set forth herein, the Assistance Animal must be properly housed and restrained or otherwise under the dominion and control of the Licensee at all times. No Licensee shall permit the animal to go loose or run at large. If an animal is found running at large, the licensee is subject to eviction and/or the animal is subject to capture and confinement and immediate removal from SHRL. The animal is allowed in SHRL only as long as it is necessary because of the Licensee’s disability. The Licensee must notify SHRL in writing if the ESA/Assistance Animal is no longer needed or is no longer in residence. To replace an ESA/Assistance Animal, the Licensee must secure approval of the new animal pursuant to the process outlined by SHRL.