EMOTIONAL DISTRESS. We are not liable to you for any claim, loss, expense or liability suffered by you relating to emotional distress, mental anguish or mental suffering.
EMOTIONAL DISTRESS. The University shall have the right to terminate this Contract and require that the Resident vacate the Premises and all University Housing facilities if the University determines that the Resident’s health prevents them from meeting the necessary eligibility criteria to continue to live in residence, with or without reasonable accommodation. In all such cases, determination shall be made by the Vice President, Student Affairs or their designee on an individualized basis. In cases of serious emotional crises or incidents of alcohol overdose, substance abuse, eating disorders that present a substantial risk of harm to the Resident, self‐harming conduct and/or suicide ideation that is disruptive to other residents’ peace and enjoyment and/or presents a substantial risk of harm to the Resident, or other similar behavior, the University shall have the option, but not the obligation, to permit the Resident to remain in University Housing subject to a “behavioral contract” containing such specific provisions as the University deems appropriate in such circumstances. Such behavioral contract shall, without limitation, entitle (but not require) the University to monitor the Resident's situation and/or conduct. Without limiting the foregoing, if the Resident has attempted suicide, engaged in suicide ideation, threatened suicide, or written suicide notes, the University shall have the right to require that the Resident receive specific permission to remain in University Housing from the Vice President, Student Affairs or their designee following an individualized assessment of the Resident’s situation including consideration of available medical and other evidence. Such permission will normally require the Resident to provide an assessment and recommendation from a qualified psychological or medical practitioner as to the Resident's condition and/or fitness for occupying University Housing. The University may require the Resident to be assessed by University Health Services. Conduct. The University shall have the right to terminate this Contract and require that the Resident vacate the Premises and all University Housing facilities if the University determines that the Resident’s conduct is not suitable or appropriate for University Housing. Without limiting the foregoing, the University may exercise its termination rights hereunder if: (i) the conduct or living habits of the Resident or any Permitted Occupants have caused other occupants of the Premises or the Bu...
EMOTIONAL DISTRESS. CBC hereby disclaims all liability to the Guest for damages for emotional distress, mental anguish or psychological injury of any kind, under any circumstances, when such damages were neither the result of a physical injury to the Guest, nor the result of that Guest having been at actual risk of physical injury, nor were intentionally inflicted by CBC.
EMOTIONAL DISTRESS. The University shall have the right to terminate this Contract and require that the Resident vacate the Premises and all University Housing facilities if the University determines that the Resident is emotionally unfit to live in University Housing. In all such cases, determination shall be made by the Vice President, Student Affairs or his/her designee. In cases of serious emotional crises or incidents of alcohol overdose, substance abuse, bulimia, anorexia, emotional breakdown, or other similar behavior, the University shall have the option, but not the obligation, to permit the Resident to remain in University Housing subject to a "behavioral contract" containing such specific provisions as the University deems appropriate in such circumstances. Such behavioral contract shall, without limitation, entitle the University to monitor the Resident's situation and/or conduct. Without limiting the foregoing, if the Resident has attempted suicide, commented about committing suicide, threatened suicide, or written suicide notes, the University shall have the right to require that the Resident receive specific permission to remain in University Housing from the Vice President, Student Affairs or his/her designee. Such permission will normally require the Resident to provide an assessment and recommendation from a qualified psychological or medical practitioner as to the Resident's condition and/or fitness for occupying University Housing.
