Common use of Late Check Clause in Contracts

Late Check. Outs and Abandoned Property. Students will be assessed a $50.00 per day charge beyond the period of occupancy as stated in paragraphs D. and F. Because of the time constraints necessary to prepare for future housing obligations, late checkouts are not permitted. If a student does not vacate the space assigned by the University at the conclusion of the period specified in this Agreement, or if the student does not remove all items of personal property from such space before the conclusion of the period, then the University may remove all property brought into the space by the student or any person admitted to the space by the student and restore the space. Any property removed by the University may be stored or delivered to the student or treated as abandoned property and disposed of accordingly. The University shall not be liable for any damage to or loss of such property that occurs during the course of removal, storage, delivery, or disposal. The student shall pay to the University all costs incurred by the University in effecting such removal, storage, delivery, or disposal, and in restoring the space. In addition, unless the student’s failure to vacate and restore the space is due to an ‘Act of God,’ national emergency, riot, or governmental directive to the University, the student shall be liable to the University for any loss suffered by the University if another student who has the right to use the space is materially delayed or impaired in his/her access or use by the student’s failure to vacate and remove personal property from the space.

Late Check. Outs and Abandoned Property. Students will be assessed a $50.00 per day charge beyond the period of occupancy as stated in paragraphs D. D and F. Because of the time constraints necessary to prepare for future housing obligations, late checkouts are not permitted. If a student does not vacate the space assigned by the University at the conclusion of the period specified in this Agreement, or if the student does not remove all items of personal property from such space before the conclusion of the period, then the University may remove all property brought into the space by the student or any person admitted to the space by the student and restore the space. Any property removed by the University may be stored or delivered to the student or treated as abandoned property and disposed of accordingly. The University shall not be liable for any damage to or loss of such property that occurs during the course of removal, storage, delivery, or disposal. The student shall pay to the University all costs incurred by the University in effecting such removal, storage, delivery, or disposal, and in restoring the space. In addition, unless the student’s failure to vacate and restore the space is due to an ‘Act of God,’ national emergency, riot, or governmental directive to the University, the student shall be liable to the University for any loss suffered by the University if another student who has the right to use the space is materially delayed or impaired in his/her access or use by the student’s failure to vacate and remove personal property from the space.