Common use of In the Event of Death Clause in Contracts

In the Event of Death. In the event of death, we ask that your room be cleared by your Representative within 3 calendar days after the day of the event. During this period, the full accommodation fees will be charged, beginning with the day following death. This agreement will then terminate following the payment of any other outstanding fees, which will be charged to your estate. If we can use the room during this three-day period, we will issue a credit within 28 days for any days the room is used. If your Representative requires more than 3 days to clear the room, a request in SF1 12/20 writing should be submitted to the Home Manager stating that an extended period is required. If this is agreed, the accommodation fees will remain payable until the room is cleared. If arranged, we will allow a period of up to 10 extended days, after the day of death, in which to clear the room. During this period, the full accommodation fee will remain payable. We will cease charging the accommodation fee on the 11th day however, if the room remains uncleared, the Representative is unable to clear the room or has not requested an extended period, we will remove your possessions. Following this, we will store your possessions, whenever possible, for up to 6 months during which time we will contact the Representative again to check that they are still unable to collect the possessions; if this is the case, any items remaining uncollected, will be disposed of. Any pre-payments on account made will then be credited to your account from the date the room is cleared of all personal belongings.