Termination by the Student. The student may terminate the contract at the end of each semester (31.01. or 30.06.).
Termination by the Student. This Agreement may be terminated by the Student as follows: 9.1 By giving 28 days’ notice in writing at any time, but subject always to the provisions of clause 2.6.
Termination by the Student. If Student wishes to terminate this contract before Occupancy, Student must notify University in advance pursuant to the notice requirements. A First-Year Student cannot terminate this contract before Occupancy or after Occupancy unless University released Student from the live-on requirement under this contract. As outlined in 14, a Student must submit a petition and be granted an official release. Except for First-Year Students, University will treat a Student’s failure to enroll in classes and occupy the assigned space by the end of the first week of the Available Period of Occupancy each semester as Student’s termination prior to Occupancy. The following financial consequences will apply to any Student termination: • The $50 application charge will not be refunded. • The $250 deposit will be applied to any charges owed to CU Boulder and any remainder will be refunded. • Any other financial responsibilities already paid by Student pursuant to this contract will be refunded or credited to Student’s account to the extent they are refundable.
Termination by the Student. If Student wishes to terminate this contract before Occupancy, Student must notify University in advance pursuant to the notice requirements. The following financial consequences will apply to any Student termination: • The $50 application charge will not be refunded. • The $250 deposit will be applied to any charges owed to CU Boulder and any remainder will be refunded. • Any other financial responsibilities already paid by Student pursuant to this contract will be refunded or credited to Student’s account to the extent they are refundable as described in 8.d and 8.e.
Termination by the Student. A written notice of termination with immediate effect by the Student is possible at any time (an email via the email account provided by the Course Provider is sufficient). Ein Unternehmen von FHW GmbH Währinger Gürtel 97 Telefon/Fax +00 0 000 00-0000 E-Mail/Web xxxxxxxxxxxx@xx-xxxx.xx.xx FHW GmbH, XX Xxxx FN 141443f
Termination by the Student. A written notice of termination with immediate effect by the Student is possible at any time (an email via the email account provided by the Course Provider is sufficient).
Termination by the Student. If Student wishes to terminate this contract before Occupancy, Student must notify CU Boulder in advance pursuant to the notice requirements. A First-Year Student cannot terminate this contract before Occupancy or after Occupancy unless CU Boulder released Student from the live-on requirement under this contract. As outlined in 14, a Student must submit a petition and be granted an official release. Except for First-Year Students, CU Boulder will treat a Student’s failure to enroll in classes and occupy the assigned space by the end of the first week of the Available Period of Occupancy each semester as Student’s termination prior to Occupancy. The following financial consequences will apply to any Student termination: • The $50 application charge will not be refunded. • The $250 deposit will be applied to any charges owed to CU Boulder and any remainder will be refunded. • Any other financial responsibilities already paid by Student pursuant to this contract will be refunded or credited to Student’s account to the extent they are refundable.
Termination by the Student a. Illness, injury or military service which necessitates resignation from Auburn University during the semester. The unused portion of the rental payment will be refunded when substantive proof of the matters asserted is presented in writing.
Termination by the Student. The Student may only be released from this Agreement:
Termination by the Student. Note: Cancellation of this contract does not constitute withdrawal from the University.
