Moving in 2 Sample Clauses

Moving in 2. 3.1 You will move in on the first day of your Period of Residence at the time designated in the information sent to you regarding your induction unless you agree otherwise with the University’s Accommodation Office in writing. 2.3.2 You accept the Accommodation, the Communal Areas and the Contents as being present and in good repair and condition, unless you inform the Managing Agent within 48 hours of moving-in. 2.3.3 You understand that the University has sole discretion in relation to room allocation in the Hall and you cannot insist on being housed in a specific room or being housed together with, or apart from, any other person. 2.3.4 You understand that, whilst the University has offered you a place in the Hall and will try and locate you there, the University does not guarantee that the named Hall will be available in all cases. Where this is the case, you acknowledge that the University will endeavour to offer you alternative accommodation of an equivalent or better quality at a similar price or give you the right to terminate this Agreement without charge in accordance with Clause 6.1. 2.3.5 You understand and acknowledge that if you do not move in within one week of the date stated in the Offer (unless you have agreed a later date in writing and/or you have paid the full amount of the first instalment of the Licence Fee), the University shall have the right (but shall not be obliged) to terminate this Agreement. If this Agreement is terminated, your Security Deposit will be refunded less any outstanding Licence Fee. This late arrival clause will not apply if the University has received the first instalment of the Licence Fee by the first day of the Period of Residence.
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