Common use of PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE Clause in Contracts

PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE. MIT is not responsible for the personal property of Licensees, their family members, or their guests. This includes items delivered to MIT on Licensee's behalf, property in trunk rooms and other storage areas, and property in individual MIT graduate student housing units. MIT strongly recommends that all Licensees procure personal property insurance to protect their property from loss or damage due to theft, fire, flood, water leakage, vandalism, and any other hazards. Licensee acknowledges and agrees that personal property insurance will be the sole means to recover for such losses. Licensees who choose not to procure personal property insurance do so at their own risk. MIT also recommends that Licensees keep all housing unit windows and doors locked at all times. It is Licensee's responsibility to secure personal property during vacation periods and any belongings left behind during such periods are, and remain, the sole responsibility of Licensee. HRS reserves the right to remove and dispose of any unidentified or unclaimed items from storage areas during and after occupancy. Note: MIT's Office of Insurance has recommended College Student Insurance (now Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx & Co.) for students interested in purchasing renter's insurance. More information and instructions to enroll can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. • Extermination: Upon adequate notice (usually a minimum of 48 hours), Licensee must provide the House Operations Manager or authorized representative with reasonable access to his/her student housing and must prepare the space for the purpose of extermination of insects and vermin. Licensee must actively comply with extermination and treatment plan. Failure to conform to these requirements or make alternative arrangements with the House Operations Manager shall be a violation of this License Agreement and Licensee will be assessed a charge in order to prepare the student housing space for extermination at a future date. If a Licensee becomes aware of insects or vermin on the premises, Licensee should immediately notify the House Operations Manager.

PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE. MIT is not responsible for the personal property of Licensees, their family members, or their guests. This includes items delivered to MIT on Licensee's behalf, property in trunk rooms and other storage areas, areas and property in individual MIT graduate student housing units. MIT strongly recommends that all Licensees procure personal property insurance to protect their property from loss or damage due to theft, fire, flood, water leakage, vandalism, and any other hazards. Licensee acknowledges and agrees that personal property insurance will be the sole means to recover for such losses. Licensees who choose not to procure personal property insurance do so at their own risk. MIT also recommends that Licensees keep all housing unit windows and doors locked at all times. It is Licensee's responsibility to secure personal property during vacation periods and any belongings left behind during such periods are, and remain, the sole responsibility of Licensee. HRS reserves the right to remove and dispose of any unidentified or unclaimed items from storage areas during and after occupancy. [JH1] Note: MIT's Office of Insurance has recommended College Student Insurance (now Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx & Co.) for students interested in purchasing renter's insurance. More information and instructions to enroll can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. • ● Extermination: Upon adequate notice (usually a minimum of 48 hours), Licensee must provide the House Operations Manager or authorized representative with reasonable access to his/her their student housing and must prepare the space for the purpose of extermination of insects and vermin. Licensee must actively comply with extermination and treatment plan. Failure to conform to these requirements or make alternative arrangements with the House Operations Manager shall be a violation of this License Agreement and Licensee will be assessed a charge in order to prepare the student housing space for extermination at a future date. If a Licensee becomes aware of insects or vermin on the premises, Licensee should immediately notify the House Operations Manager.

PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INSURANCE. MIT is not responsible for the personal property of Licensees, their family members, or their guests. This includes items delivered to MIT on Licensee's behalf, property in trunk rooms and other storage areas, areas and property in individual MIT graduate student housing units. MIT strongly recommends that all Licensees procure personal property insurance to protect their property from loss or damage due to theft, fire, flood, water leakage, vandalism, and any other hazards. Licensee acknowledges and agrees that personal property insurance will be the sole means to recover for such losses. Licensees who choose not to procure personal property insurance do so at their own risk. MIT also recommends that Licensees keep all housing unit windows and doors locked at all times. It is Licensee's responsibility to secure personal property during vacation periods and any belongings left behind during such periods are, and remain, the sole responsibility of Licensee. HRS reserves the right to remove and dispose of any unidentified or unclaimed items from storage areas during and after occupancy. Note: MIT's Office of Insurance has recommended College Student Insurance (now Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx & Co.) for students interested in purchasing renter's insurance. More information and instructions to enroll can be found at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. • Extermination: Upon adequate notice (usually a minimum of 48 hours), Licensee must provide the House Operations Manager or authorized representative with reasonable access to his/her their student housing and must prepare the space for the purpose of extermination of insects and vermin. Licensee must actively comply with extermination and treatment plan. Failure to conform to these requirements or make alternative arrangements with the House Operations Manager shall be a violation of this License Agreement and Licensee will be assessed a charge in order to prepare the student housing space for extermination at a future date. If a Licensee becomes aware of insects or vermin on the premises, Licensee should immediately notify the House Operations Manager.