Common use of Violence/Physical Aggression Clause in Contracts

Violence/Physical Aggression. Physical aggression and violence are not tolerated in residence. Physical aggression and violence include any physically aggressive or violent behaviour, such as fighting, hitting, punching, slapping, kicking, pushing, pulling, throwing objects at another, et cetera. Behaviours described in Sections 3.02, 3.11, 3.19 may also be considered as violence and are not tolerated in residence. Anyone engaging in physically aggressive behaviour or violence may be evicted from residence. The need for self-defence is recognized. Physical self-defence is acceptable only when the resident has no other means to escape another’s physical aggression, and then only at a level necessary to escape. See Appendix II for additional information.

Violence/Physical Aggression. Physical aggression and violence are not tolerated in residence. Physical aggression and violence include any physically aggressive or violent behaviour, such as fighting, hitting, punching, slapping, kicking, pushing, pulling, throwing objects at another, et cetera. Behaviours described in Sections 3.02, 3.113.10, 3.19 3.18 may also be considered as violence and are not tolerated in residence. Anyone engaging in physically aggressive behaviour or or, violence may be evicted from residence. The need for self-defence is recognized. Physical self-defence is acceptable only when the resident has no other means to escape another’s physical aggression, and then only at a level necessary to escape. See Appendix II for additional information.

Violence/Physical Aggression. Physical aggression aggression, and violence are not tolerated in residence. Physical aggression and violence include any physically aggressive or violent behaviour, such as fighting, hitting, punching, slapping, kicking, pushing, pulling, throwing objects at another, et cetera. Behaviours described in Sections 3.02, 3.113.10, 3.19 3.18 may also be considered as violence and are not tolerated in residence. Anyone engaging in physically aggressive behaviour or or, violence may be evicted from residence. The need for self-defence is recognized. Physical self-defence is acceptable only when the resident has no other means to escape another’s physical aggression, and then only at a level necessary to escape. See Appendix II for additional information.