Service occupancy Clause Samples
A service occupancy clause defines the terms under which an employee or worker is permitted to reside in accommodation provided by their employer as part of their employment. Typically, this arrangement allows the employee to occupy the premises only for as long as they remain employed in a specific role, and the right to stay usually ends automatically when employment terminates. The core function of this clause is to clarify the temporary nature of the occupancy, ensuring that the employer can regain possession of the property promptly when the employment relationship ends, thereby preventing disputes over housing rights.
Service occupancy. Any claim relating to defending your legal rights other than defending a counter-claim.
Service occupancy. Legal expenses costs to pursue a dispute with an employee or ex-employee to recover possession of premises owned by, or for which you are responsible.
Service occupancy. 9.1 Notwithstanding the provisions of clause 7.1.4, the Operator may with the prior consent of Pub Owner, such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed, use any residential areas of the Pub for bed and breakfast accommodation and/or grant service occupancies in respect of any residential areas of the Pub to its Pub Employees provided that such service occupancies shall end immediately if:
9.1.1 the Pub Employee's employment contract with the Operator ends;
9.1.2 the Pub Employee ceases to reside at the Pub;
9.1.3 the provisions in clause 6.4.4 apply; or
9.1.4 at the end or earlier termination of this agreement.
Service occupancy. DAS will pay legal expenses costs to pursue a dispute against an employee or ex- employee to recover possession of premises owned by, or for which you are responsible.
Service occupancy. Legal expenses costs to pur s ue a di s put e w i t h an employee or ex-employee to recover possession of premises owned by, or for which you are responsible.
Service occupancy. We will negotiate for your legal rights against an employee or ex-employee to recover possession of premises owned by, or for which you are responsible.
Service occupancy. Any claim relating to defending your legal rights, other than defending a counter-claim that is an insured incident under this section of the policy. Legal defence
a) Criminal pre-proceedings cover
i. Any claim relating to a criminal investigation or enquiry by, with or on behalf of HM Revenue & Customs
ii. Any claim relating to infringement of road traffic laws or regulations in connection with the ownership, driving or use of a motor vehicle.
b) Criminal prosecution defence
i. Any claim relating to infringement of road traffic laws or regulations in connection with the ownership, driving or use of a motor vehicle.
c) Data protection
i. the loss, alteration, corruption or distortion of, or damage to stored personal data, or a reduction in the functionality, availability, or operation of stored personal data resulting from hacking (unauthorised access), malicious or negligent transfer (electronic or otherwise) of a computer program that contains any malicious or damaging code, computer virus or similar mechanism.