Shared Occupancy. The majority of the University Housing units require occupancy by more than one resident. By executing this Contract and taking possession of the Premises, the Resident is agreeing to make reasonable efforts to communicate and live cooperatively with the roommate(s) occupying the Premises concurrently with the Resident, and to be respectful of their differences and their respective living habits. Graduate and undergraduate students may be assigned together in the same Premises. Any persons other than the Resident who are authorized by the University to occupy this Premises, such as roommates, shall sometimes be referred to herein as “Permitted Occupants.” The Resident does not exercise any control over spaces within a unit for which the Resident has not specifically contracted. USC Housing retains the sole right to assign applicants to such openings. With the exception of established roommate procedures, the Resident may not try to determine who may be assigned to any open spaces in their assigned unit. The Resident may not pressure other residents contracted to their unit to request reassignment out of their assignment or cancel their contract. Cases of coercion or other inappropriate communication between students with the intent to force a student from their assigned space will be referred to the Residential Review process.
Shared Occupancy. The majority of the University Housing units require occupancy by more than one resident. By executing this Contract and taking possession of the Premises, the Resident is agreeing to make reasonable efforts to communicate and live cooperatively with the roommate(s) occupying the Premises concurrently with the Resident, and to be respectful of their differences and their respective living habits. Graduate and undergraduate students may be assigned together in the same Premises, although the University generally makes reasonable efforts to avoid such an assignment. Any persons other than the Resident who are authorized by the University to occupy this Premises, such as roommates, shall sometimes be referred to herein as "Permitted Occupants." The Resident does not exercise any control over spaces within a unit for which the Resident has not specifically contracted. USC Housing retains the sole right to assign applicants to such openings. With the exception of established roommate procedures, the Resident may not try to determine who may be assigned to any open spaces in their assigned unit. The Resident may not pressure other residents contracted to their unit to request reassignment out of their assignment or cancel their contract. Cases of coercion or other inappropriate communication between students with the intent to force a student from their assigned space will be referred to Student Judicial Affairs and Community Standards for review.
Shared Occupancy. Two or more schools may be placed on said Premises if the school campus capacity allows for such placement, in which event Charter Operator shall have a non-exclusive right of use of common areas, including, but not limited to cafeterias, auditoriums, adjacent parking lots, playgrounds, athletic fields and any buildings belonging to OPSB.
Shared Occupancy. 7.1 Where the Minister in his absolute discretion forms the opinion that the Demised Premises are not being utilised to their full capacity, he may give three months notice in writing to the Patron of his intention to make such arrangements as he thinks fit for the use and occupancy by additional parties of part or all of the Demised Premises for educational purposes including purposes ancillary thereto (such as but not limiting said expression to sports and physical training) unless within the said period of three months the Patron satisfies the Minister that the Demised Premises are in fact being utilised to their full capacity.
Shared Occupancy. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Section 12, Lessor’s consent shall not be required for the use by Lessee of any portion of the Premises at any time (1) for occupancy by a subsidiary of Lessee (in such capacity, an “Occupancy Tenant”) or (2) for occupancy on a “desk space” basis by individuals working for Lessee’s customers and/or such customers subcontractors, provided that (a) Lessee provides to Lessor at least fifteen (15) days’ prior written notice that such occupant(s) will be occupying a portion of the Premises, setting forth the names of such occupants, the name of the subsidiary or of the entity such occupants work for, the portion of the Premises such occupants will be occupying and a description of the intended use of such portion of the Premises; (b) the areas of the Premises being used by such occupants do not have entrances or reception areas separate from the remainder of the Premises and are not separately demised; (c) such occupants, in Lessor’s reasonable judgment, are engaged in a business or activity, and the occupied portions of the Premises will be used in a manner, which (i) is in keeping with the then standards of the Building; (ii) is a use permitted under Section 6.1; and (iii) does not violate any restrictions set forth in this Lease, imposed by any instrument in favor of any Mortgagee, or any negative covenant as to use of the Premises required by any other lease in the Building; and (d) such occupants do not occupy such space pursuant to a sublease. Lessor shall notify Lessee within fifteen (15) business days after Xxxxxx’s receipt of any such notice from Lessee, if Lessor reasonably determines that the requirements of this Section 12.6 have not been satisfied. Following receipt of such notice, Lessee shall have thirty (30) days in which to address the concerns set forth in Lessor’s notice. If Lessee fails to address such concerns within such thirty (30)-day period, such occupants shall then have no right to occupy any portion of the Premises. For greater certainty, any occupancy permitted by this Section 12.6 shall not constitute a Transfer.
Shared Occupancy. In the event Tenant leases less than 100% of the Property, and/or shares occupancy with any unrelated party, Landlord shall be responsible for all cleaning, maintenance, replacement and repair of parking areas, sidewalks, service drives, driveways (including, without limitation, sweeping and snow and ice removal), exterior windows, and planted or landscaped areas of the Land, Building, Common Areas, and common facilities, in a first-class condition:
