GENERAL RULES IN RESIDENCE HALLS Sample Clauses

The 'General Rules in Residence Halls' clause establishes the basic behavioral and operational standards that residents must follow while living in university housing. It typically covers expectations such as quiet hours, guest policies, cleanliness requirements, and prohibited activities like smoking or possession of illegal substances. By clearly outlining these rules, the clause helps maintain a safe, respectful, and orderly living environment for all residents, reducing conflicts and ensuring everyone understands their responsibilities.
GENERAL RULES IN RESIDENCE HALLS. 2.1. It is prohibited to do the following in the residence hall and the territory of the Student Village: 2.1.1. use the premises for purposes other than for residence (business activities, production, meetings of societies, organisations, etc.); 2.1.2. grant third parties the use of the premises without the permission of the Student Village; 2.1.3. grant third parties the use of any property owned by the Student Village located in the residential room; 2.1.4. take any pieces of furniture and equipment located on the common rooms of the residence hall into exclusive use; 2.1.5. break, spoil or cause any damage to the property of the Student Village (furniture, equipment, lighting fixtures, doors, door locks, windows, mailboxes, smoke detectors in rooms and buildings, fire extinguishing equipment, technical systems, etc.); 2.1.6. smoke (incl. hookahs and e-cigarettes) in the residential room, hallways, stairwells and lounge of the residence hall; 2.1.7. store and distribute narcotic, toxic and inflammable substances; 2.1.8. consume narcotic or toxic substances and move about while under the influence of narcotic or toxic substances; 2.1.9. consume alcohol on the territory of the Student Village and common rooms of the residence halls and move about under the influence of alcohol;
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GENERAL RULES IN RESIDENCE HALLS. 2.1. It is prohibited to do the following in the residence hall and the territory of the Student Village: 2.1.1. use the premises for purposes other than for residence (business activities, production, cryptocurrency mining, meetings of societies, organisations, etc.); 2.1.2. grant third parties the use of the premises without the permission of the Student Village; 2.1.3. grant third parties the use of any property owned by the Student Village located in the residential room; 2.1.4. take any pieces of furniture and equipment located on the common rooms of the residence hall into exclusive use; 2.1.5. break, spoil or cause any damage to the property of the Student Village (furniture, equipment, lighting fixtures, doors, door locks, windows, mailboxes, smoke detectors / temperature sensors in rooms and buildings, fire extinguishing equipment, technical systems, etc.); 2.1.6. drill holes and apertures in the walls, ceilings, floors, doors, etc. of rooms or damage the walls, ceilings, floors, doors, etc. in any other manner (e.g. by fastening and sticking signs, posters and other objects), repair the materials and objects on one’s own, perform electrical work, or mount furniture, commodities and household appliances on the wall. Such work may only be carried out by the Landlord’s representative; 2.1.7. change door locks or install new door locks without any authorisation; 2.1.8. smoke (incl. hookahs and e-cigarettes) in the residential room, hallways, stairwells and lounge of the residence hall; 2.1.9. store and distribute narcotic, toxic and inflammable substances; 2.1.10. consume narcotic or toxic substances and move about while under the influence of narcotic or toxic substances; 2.1.11. consume alcohol on the territory of the Student Village and common rooms of the residence halls and move about under the influence of alcohol;
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