RESIDENCE FACILITIES, MAINTENANCE AND SERVICES Sample Clauses

RESIDENCE FACILITIES, MAINTENANCE AND SERVICES. 4.01 Responsibility for Damages. Within 24 hours of taking possession of the Resident’s assigned Room, the Resident must complete a “Room Inspection Report”, listing all damage to and deficiencies in the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment. At all times during the Term, the Resident must maintain the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment to the same standard and condition as exists at the time possession of the Room is given to the Resident (or if the Manager repairs any damage or deficiency noted in the Room Inspection Report, to the same standard and condition as exists after repairing that damage or deficiency), subject to typical wear and tear. The Resident and any other person sharing a Room with the Resident are jointly and individually liable for any damage to or deficiency in the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment, other than damage and deficiencies noted in the Room Inspection Report which are not repaired by the Manager. The Resident must give the Manager prompt written notice of any accidents, damage or malfunctions of any kind to the Room or its furnishing, fixtures and equipment. The Resident shall keep a copy of each such notice.
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RESIDENCE FACILITIES, MAINTENANCE AND SERVICES. 4.01 Responsibility for Damages. Within 24 hours of taking possession of the Resident’s assigned Room, the Resident must complete an “ Inspection Report”, listing all damage to and deficiencies in the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment. The Resident must give the Manager prompt written notice of any accidents, damage or malfunctions of any kind to the Room or its furnishing, fixtures and equipment. The Resident shall keep a copy of each such notice. (i) The Resident is individually liable for any damage to or deficiency in the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment, other than damage and deficiencies noted in the Inspection Report which are not repaired by the Manager. At all times during the Term, the Resident must maintain the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment to the same standard and condition as exists at the time possession of the Room is given to the Resident (or if the Manager repairs any damage or deficiency noted in the Inspection Report, to the same standard and condition as exists after repairing that damage or deficiency), subject to typical wear and tear. (ii) The Resident and any other person sharing a Room with the Resident are jointly and individually liable for any damage to or deficiency in the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment, other than damage and deficiencies noted in the Inspection Report which are not repaired by the Manager. At all times during the Term, the Resident(s) must maintain the Room and its furnishings, fixtures and equipment to the same standard and condition as exists at the time possession of the Room is given to the Resident (or if the Manager repairs any damage or deficiency noted in the Inspection Report, to the same standard and condition as exists after repairing that damage or deficiency), subject to typical wear and tear.
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