Fraternity House definition

Fraternity House means a house occupied by occupied by any of the ten (10) social fraternities located at the University of British Columbia, located within the Fraternity Village.
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Fraternity House means a building used by a fraternity to provide living quarters for some or all members as well as to provide study, meeting, recreational and other facilities.
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Examples of Fraternity House in a sentence

  • In the event the residential landlord/tenant laws of the state in which the Fraternity House is located requires a longer notice period prior to termination then Tenant shall be provided the shortest amount of notice allowed under the law prior to being required to surrender the Room.

  • At all times, the Use and Consumption of a Controlled Substance by Tenant in any manner in any area of the Fraternity House (including Tenant’s Room) is strictly prohibited.

  • The Student and the Guarantor agree that the Corporation is the sole owner of any and all improvements or fixtures currently in the Fraternity House, including all lofts that have been constructed in the rooms of the Fraternity House.

  • The Student and the Guarantor further agree that all improvements and fixtures, specifically including but not limited to lofts, hereafter constructed, attached to or erected in the Fraternity House shall become the sole property of the Corporation.

  • This includes all interior and exterior areas of the Fraternity House that is not a Room (including, without limitation, chapter rooms, parlors, social halls, kitchens, libraries, alumni rooms, dens, social media rooms, exterior yards, porches, roofs, and parking lots).

  • In addition, this Agreement shall terminate immediately, without notice, written or otherwise, in the event that the Fraternity House is rendered uninhabitable, as determined by the Corporation or any governmental authority of competent jurisdiction.

  • A student is living in recognized Fraternity housing and has a completed Fraternity House Agreement form.

  • In addition, regardless of whether Tenant is under or over the age of 21, the Use and Consumption of alcohol in any common area of the Fraternity House is strictly prohibited.

  • If the Corporation terminates this Agreement as a result of the Fraternity House becoming uninhabitable, the Corporation will refund to the Student, solely from funds available in the Corporation's general checking account, Student's pro rata share of any amounts previously paid hereunder, less any outstanding indebtedness of the Student to the Corporation.

  • If Tenant is under the age of 21 then the Use and Consumption of alcohol in any manner in any area of the Fraternity House (including Tenant’s Room) is strictly prohibited.