Common use of Termination by the School Clause in Contracts

Termination by the School. 22.1 The School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract at any time by reasonable notice in writing without prejudice to its other remedies and without any obligation to return any fees or deposit paid to you if you are in material breach of any of your obligations under this Contract and have not (in the case of a breach which is capable of remedy) remedied the same within fourteen (14) days of a notice from the School requiring it to be remedied. For the purposes of illustration only (and without limitation), the following circumstances would typify what the School is likely to regard as a material breach entitling it to terminate this Contract: − Failure to pay any fees to the School when it is due and you still do not make payment within one month of the School reminding you that such payment is due; − You (as opposed to your child) acting in such a way as to give the Headteacher cause to require You to remove your child from the School pursuant to the provisions of clause 13 of this Contract; − Any other circumstance where your child is expelled from the School in accordance with the terms of this Contract (including pursuant to the School Rules); − A serious misrepresentation of facts or circumstances or withholding of information about You and/or your child or that is relevant to the provision of education by the School to your child (such as misrepresenting at any point in time, and whether by act, omission or withholding of information on your part, that You and/or your child is legally entitled to enter, reside and/or study in the United Kingdom when in fact You/they are not); − You otherwise do not comply with (i.e. you breach) your obligations under this Contract such that CFBL has a legal right to end the Contract because of something You have done wrong or, in the Headteacher's reasonable discretion, the School is not able to provide, or is compromised in providing, the educational services it needs to in satisfaction of its obligations under this Contract; − You fail or refuse to provide us with information we require to verify to our satisfaction: your identity; your child’s identity; your child’s right to enter, live and study in the United Kingdom; the legitimate source of funds you are using to pay the fees; that you are not subject to any sanctions; or, in light of the information you do provide (if any), we are not satisfied that it properly and accurately verifies any of the foregoing. Instead of ending this contract, we may otherwise refuse to allow your child to attend School until the relevant satisfactory information has been provided; − your child no longer holds an immigration status which confers a right to enter, live and study in the UK and You have been unable to resolve this issue within a reasonable timeframe. Certain of these breaches will be viewed as being incapable of remedy and, if so, the School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract without providing an opportunity for the breach to be remedied. An example of this might include where your child is expelled from the School or where You behave in such a way which is unreasonable and which brings or is likely to bring the School into disrepute.

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Samples: Terms and Conditions

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Termination by the School. 22.1 21.1 The School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract at any time by reasonable notice in writing without prejudice to its other remedies and without any obligation to return any fees or deposit paid to you Parents if you they are in material breach of any of your their obligations under this Contract and have not (in the case of a breach which is capable of remedy) remedied the same within fourteen (14) days of a notice from the School requiring it to be remedied. For the purposes of illustration only (and without limitation), the following circumstances would typify what the School is likely to regard as a material breach entitling it to terminate this Contract: Failure to pay any fees to the School when it is due and you still do not make payment within on time on more than one month of the School reminding you that such payment is dueoccasion; − You ● Parents (as opposed to your their child) acting in such a way as to give the Headteacher Head cause to require You them to remove your their child from the School pursuant to the provisions of clause 13 of under this Contract; Any other circumstance where your their child is expelled from the School in accordance with the terms of this Contract (including pursuant to the School Rules); A serious misrepresentation of facts or circumstances or withholding of information about You Parents and/or your their child or that is relevant to the provision of education by the School to your their child (such as misrepresenting at any point in time, and whether by act, omission or withholding of information on your part, that You they and/or your their child is legally entitled to enter, reside and/or study in the United Kingdom when in fact Youyou/they are not); − You otherwise do not comply with (i.e. . ● you breach) your obligations under this Contract such that CFBL has a legal right to end the Contract because of something You have done wrong or, in the Headteacher's reasonable discretion, the School is not able to provide, or is compromised in providing, the educational services it needs to in satisfaction of its obligations under this Contract; − You fail or refuse to provide us with information we require consider to verify be satisfactory as to our satisfaction: your identity; /residence, your child’s identity; , your child’s right to enter, live and study in the United Kingdom; , or the legitimate source of funds you are using to pay the fees; that you are not subject to any sanctions; or, in light of the information you do provide (if any), we are not satisfied that it properly and accurately verifies any of the foregoingas required under Xxxxxx 8.12. Instead of ending this contract, we may otherwise refuse to allow your child to attend School school until the relevant satisfactory information has been provided; − . For example, your child no longer holds an immigration status which confers may not be permitted to attend school unless and until they have a right to enter, live and study in the UK and You have been unable to resolve this issue within a reasonable timeframe. Certain of these breaches will be viewed as being incapable of remedy and, if so, the School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract without providing an opportunity for the breach to be remedied. An example of this might include where your child is expelled from the School or where You behave in such a way which is unreasonable and which brings or is likely to bring the School into disrepute.valid visa;

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Termination by the School. 22.1 The School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract at any time by reasonable notice in writing without prejudice to its other remedies and without any obligation to return any fees or deposit paid to you if you are in material breach of any of your obligations under this Contract and have not (in the case of a breach which is capable of remedy) remedied the same within fourteen (14) days of a notice from the School requiring it to be remedied. For the purposes of illustration only (and without limitation), the following circumstances would typify what the School is likely to regard as a material breach entitling it to terminate this Contract: − Failure to pay any fees to the School when it is due and you still do not make payment within one month fourteen (14) days of the School reminding you that such payment is due; − You (as opposed to your child) acting in such a way as to give the Headteacher cause to require You you to remove your child from the School pursuant to the provisions of clause 13 of this Contract; − Any other circumstance where your child is expelled from the School in accordance with the terms of this Contract (including pursuant to the School Rules); − A serious misrepresentation of facts or circumstances or withholding of information about You you and/or your child or that is relevant to the provision of education by the School to your child (such as misrepresenting at any point in time, and whether by act, omission or withholding of information on your part, that You you and/or your child is legally entitled to enter, reside and/or study in the United Kingdom when in fact Youyou/they are not); − You otherwise do not comply with (i.e. you breach) your obligations under this Contract such that CFBL has a legal right to end the Contract because of something You you have done wrong or, in the Headteacher's reasonable discretion, the School is not able to provide, or is compromised in providing, the educational services it needs to in satisfaction of its obligations under this Contract; − You fail or refuse to provide us with information we require to verify to our satisfaction: your identity; your child’s identity; your child’s right to enter, live and study in the United Kingdom; the legitimate source of funds you are using to pay the fees; that you are not subject to any sanctions; or, in light of the information you do provide (if any), we are not satisfied that it properly and accurately verifies any of the foregoing. Instead of ending this contract, we may otherwise refuse to allow your child to attend School until the relevant satisfactory information has been provided; − your child no longer holds an immigration status which confers a right to enter, live and study in the UK and You have been unable to resolve this issue within a reasonable timeframe. Certain of these breaches will be viewed as being incapable of remedy and, if so, the School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract without providing an opportunity for the breach to be remedied. An example of this might include where your child is expelled from the School or where You you behave in such a way which is unreasonable and which brings or is likely to bring the School into disrepute.

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Samples: Terms and Conditions

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Termination by the School. 22.1 The School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract at any time by reasonable notice in writing without prejudice to its other remedies and without any obligation to return any fees or deposit paid to you if you are in material breach of any of your obligations under this Contract and have not (in the case of a breach which is capable of remedy) remedied the same within fourteen (14) days of a notice from the School requiring it to be remedied. For the purposes of illustration only (and without limitation), the following circumstances would typify what the School is likely to regard as a material breach entitling it to terminate this Contract: − Failure to pay any fees to the School when it is due and you still do not make payment within one month of the School reminding you that such payment is due; − You (as opposed to your child) acting in such a way as to give the Headteacher cause to require You you to remove your child from the School pursuant to the provisions of clause 13 of this Contract; − Any other circumstance where your child is expelled from the School in accordance with the terms of this Contract (including pursuant to the School Rules); − A serious misrepresentation of facts or circumstances or withholding of information about You you and/or your child or that is relevant to the provision of education by the School to your child (such as misrepresenting at any point in time, and whether by act, omission or withholding of information on your part, that You you and/or your child is legally entitled to enter, reside and/or study in the United Kingdom when in fact Youyou/they are not); − You otherwise do not comply with (i.e. you breach) your obligations under this Contract such that CFBL has a legal right to end the Contract because of something You you have done wrong or, in the Headteacher's reasonable discretion, the School is not able to provide, or is compromised in providing, the educational services it needs to in satisfaction of its obligations under this Contract; − You you fail or refuse to provide us with information we require consider to verify be satisfactory as to our satisfaction: your identity; , your child’s identity; , your child’s right to enter, live and study in the United Kingdom; , or the legitimate source of funds you are using to pay the fees; that you are not subject to any sanctions; or, in light of the information you do provide (if any), we are not satisfied that it properly and accurately verifies any of the foregoing. Instead of ending this contract, we may otherwise refuse to allow your child to attend School until the relevant satisfactory information has been provided; − your child no longer holds an immigration status which confers a right to enter, live and study in the UK and You have been unable to resolve this issue within a reasonable timeframe. Certain of these breaches will be viewed as being incapable of remedy and, if so, the School shall be entitled to terminate this Contract without providing an opportunity for the breach to be remedied. An example of this might include where your child is expelled from the School or where You you behave in such a way which is unreasonable and which brings or is likely to bring the School into disrepute.

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Samples: Terms and Conditions

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