Residence Fee definition

Residence Fee means the charges payable for Your occupation of the Accommodation as stated in the Agreement Summary

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Residence Fee means the licence charge payable as stated in the online room offer / acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used), in respect of the Student's Residence in the Accommodation and which is payable by the Student to the University during the Period of Letting. The Residence fee is payable in advance, either in full on the 9th October 2020 or by three equal instalments on the on 9th October 2020, 15th January 2021 and 7th May 2021. Fees are detailed in the room offer of Accommodation and (for first years) on our website at: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/accommodation-and-winchester-life/accommodation/costs/ Catering Licence Fee means the Licence charge of £66.50 per week which is payable by the Student (if allocated to catered Accommodation). This sum is included in the total quoted residence fee given in the online room offer / acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used). Fees are detailed in the room offer of Accommodation and on our website at: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/accommodation-and-winchester-life/accommodation/costs/ Christmas Vacation Retainer means the Licence charge of £192.40 which is payable by the Student (if allocated to catered Accommodation) to the University for keeping the Accommodation available for the Student for the period from 12th December 2020 to the 7th January 2021. This amount is included in the total figure given in the online room offer / acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used). Fees are detailed in the room offer of Accommodation and on our website at: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/accommodation-and-winchester-life/accommodation/costs/ Arrivals Retainer means the period of 12th September to 15th September where student residents are not charged for their accommodation. The charges for accommodation for all students will commence on 16th September 2020. Period of Letting means the period granted by this Agreement starting and ending on the dates stated in the online room offer / acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used). Regulations means the Student Residence Regulations issued by the University in June 2020 and amended from time to time.

Residence Fee the Residence Fee as set out in the E-Room Bookings Details which includes the price of the Services

Examples of Residence Fee in a sentence

The Resident must pay in full any outstanding Residence Fee and Resident Charges in respect of the period up to and including the date on which the Resident vacates the Room prior to vacating the Room.
Additional Residence Fees will (if applicable) be charged on a proportional basis of the Residence Fee for each day of occupation outside the Period of Residence.
Despite clause 3(b), if the Resident complies with all its obligations under this clause 14 and under clause 17, following termination (where agreed by the Manager under this clause 14) the Manager will refund to the Resident the balance of any Residence Fee paid in advance to the Manager.
Despite clause 3(b), if the Resident complies with all its obligations under this clause 15 and under clause 17, following termination (where agreed by the Manager under this clause 15) the Manager will refund to the Resident the balance of any Residence Fee paid in advance to the Manager.
The Manager may at any time deduct from the Security Deposit any arrears of the Residence Fee, Resident Charges or any other amounts which may be owing to the Manager.
You will not have to pay any more Residence Fee if the alternative room is of a higher standard.
The Resident is required to continue to pay the Residence Fee until the early termination date agreed by the Manager and notified to the Resident.
If the Resident vacates on the termination date agreed by the Manager and the Resident has paid an Early Termination Fee equal to 6 weeks of the Residence Fee, the Manager will refund a proportionate amount of that Early Termination Fee if a replacement resident is found within 6 weeks of the termination date.
If the Resident vacates on the termination date agreed by the Manager and the Resident has paid an Early Termination Fee equal to 4 weeks of the Residence Fee, the Manager will refund a proportionate amount of that Early Termination Fee if a replacement resident is found within 4 weeks of the termination date.
The Resident must pay to the Manager the Residence Fee for the Room as set out in the Schedule.

More Definitions of Residence Fee

Residence Fee the annual fee payable in respect of the Room as provided in the Application Form;

Residence Fee means the Licence Charge payable as stated in the online room offer/acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used), in respect of the Student's Residence in the Accommodation and which is payable by the Student to the University during the Period of Letting. The Residence Fee is payable in advance, either in full on 06th October 2023 or by three equal instalments on 06th October 2023, 12th January 2024 and 26th April 2024. Fees are detailed in the room offer of Accommodation and (for first year students) on our website at: Housing Costs Catering Licence Fee means the Licence charge of £62.00 per week which is payable by the Student (if allocated to catered Accommodation). This sum is included in the total quoted residence fee given in the online room offer/acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used). Fees are detailed in the room offer of Accommodation and on our website at: Housing Costs Christmas Vacation Retainer means the Licence Charge equivalent to 50% of the Residence Fee (not including the Catering Fee) over the Vacation Period which is payable by the Student (if allocated to Catered Accommodation) to the University for keeping the Accommodation available for the Student for the period from and including 16th December 2023 to and excluding 06th January 2024. This amount is included in the total figure given in the online room offer/acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used). Fees are detailed in the room offer of Accommodation and on our website at: Housing Costs Period of Letting means the period granted by this Agreement starting and ending on the dates stated in the online room offer/acceptance process or paper offer letter (if the online process is not used).

Residence Fee the Residence Fee as set out in the E-Room Bookings Details which shall be payable in one, three or nine instalments in advance on or before the Payment Dates and this sum includes the price of the Services

Residence Fee means the charges payable for Your occupation of the Accommodation as stated in the Agreement Summary. Residence Management means the Residence Supervisor of the Residence responsible for the day to day and local operations of each residence.