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Please be aware that a. The Provider reserves the right to enter the accommodation at any time from Monday to Sunday to check-in/out other Guests. b. The Provider reserves the right to enter the accommodation between 7am and 9pm from Monday to Sunday to inspect, repair, or replace any item e.g.: beds, wardrobes, cupboards, appliances. c. The Provider will contact the Guest via email and mobile phone number provided by the Guest. Please let the Provider know if your contact details have changed or if there is any other preferable way of contact. d. The accommodation may have a House Manager named by the Provider to manage the property on a daily basis. The Guest understands and agrees to comply with all reasonable requests from the House Manager in relation to cleanliness and behavior. e. Inspection of the house regarding cleaning, behavior, etc. can happen at any time. f. The Provider reserves the right to change the layout of the bedroom and accommodation at any time, with sufficient notice. g. For last minute bookings, Provider reserves the right to allocate the Guest within a different Provider in the group due to availability. h. The Provider has the responsibility to ensure the accommodation has a safe, healthy, comfortable and peaceful environment. The Provider strongly encourages anyone with information about any issues in the accommodation to come forward and assist in identifying them. i. Please note that CCTV cameras might be used in the communal areas of the premises for security reasons.
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Please be aware that a. The Provider will contact the guest before entering in the accommodation for repairs or maintenance. b. The Provider will contact the Guest via email and mobile phone number provided by the Guest. Please let the Provider know if your contact details have changed or if there is any other preferable way of contact. c. Inspection of the studio/ apartment will be advised with reasonable notice. d. Please note that CCTV cameras might be used in the communal areas of the building/ complex for security reasons.
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Please be aware that. Any student who is a member of an ensemble performing as an “NMEA Performance Group” during the conference/clinic may be excused from All- State rehearsal 30 minutes prior to the start of the performance. The student is expected to return to the All-State rehearsal immediately after the performance if the All-State rehearsal is still in progress. * Any student who is a member of an ensemble performing as a demonstration group during the conference/clinic may be excused fr om All-State re- hearsal 15 minutes prior to the start of the performance. The student is expected to return to the All-State rehearsal immediately after the performance if the All-State rehearsal is still in progress. SIGNATURE OF STUDENT ____ ____ _____ ____ _____ __ ____ _____ ____ ___ DATE _________________________
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Please be aware that the presence of several credit searches on your record with a credit reference agency may affect your ability to obtain credit elsewhere for a short period of time.
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Please be aware that any transfer, sale or disposal of Your Property (or the Long-Term Leasehold Interest in Your Property) by the executors of Your estate will be considered to be a transfer, sale or disposal by You of Your Property and as such the executors of Your estate should arrange for any New Owner to enter in to a new heat supply agreement with Us. Where the executors of Your estate fail to do so Your estate will be considered to have terminated this Contract and may be subject to a Cancellation Charge in accordance with paragraph 23.
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