ABSENCE IN EXCESS OF SEVEN DAYS Sample Clauses

ABSENCE IN EXCESS OF SEVEN DAYS. Tenant is required to notify the Xxxxxxx View Service Center in writing of any anticipated absence of the Tenant in excess of seven days. Tenant is required to notify the Xxxxxxx View Service Center in writing and submit the Travel Plans form available online at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/myhousing. During such absence, the Landlord may enter the dwelling when reasonably necessary.
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ABSENCE IN EXCESS OF SEVEN DAYS. Resident is required to notify University Housing in writing of any anticipated absence in excess of seven days. During such absence, University Housing may enter the dwelling when reasonably necessary.
ABSENCE IN EXCESS OF SEVEN DAYS. The Tenant is required to notify the Xxxxxxx View Area Office in writing of any anticipated absence in excess of seven days. During such absence, the Landlord may enter the dwelling when reasonably necessary. See section 15, “Privacy and Reasonable Access.”

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