Common use of University Liability Clause in Contracts

University Liability. The university does not insure the personal property of any resident on or off campus. The university has no responsibility for any theft, damage, destruction, loss, etc., of any personal property, including, but not limited to, money, valuables, equipment or any personal property whatsoever belonging to or in the custody of the resident, whether caused by intentional or negligent act or failure to act or natural causes, fire or other casualty. The university is not liable for the failure or interruption of utilities or for conditions resulting from failure or interruption of the same.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Services Agreement, Services Agreement, Services Agreement

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