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Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity: Case Study
The undersigned, (Student herein), agrees to rent from the Zeta Chi Chapter of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, at Missouri State University, living space in the premises located at the commonly known address of 1117 E. Elm Street in Springfield, Missouri (the Chapter House or House herein), for the period beginning August 1, 2017, and ending July 31, 2018, all in accordance with the below provisions. Student agrees and understands that Baxter Hall Properties, Inc., a non-profit corporation is the state of Missouri (House Corporation herein), is the landlord to which the Chapter has contractual responsibilities and to which the Chapter has assigned its rights in this agreement.

1. Student agrees to accept any room assigned to him at the Chapter House. Student further agrees to maintain his assigned room and its contents, as well as the entire Chapter House, in good condition and in strict accordance with …show more content…
Student is and will be held responsible for all damage he and/or his guest(s) causes, either accidentally or willfully, to the Chapter House or its contents. No alterations shall be made to any part of the Chapter House or its contents without the specific written permission of the House Corporation or its representatives.

7. Utilities (electric, gas, and water) shall be provided at no additional charge, however, see the House Rules for any restrictions or extra charges regarding personal appliances.

8. If during the period of this lease Student, for any reason, ceases to be a student member or pledge of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, or if Student violates or does not comply with any provision of this lease or the House Rules or By-Laws of the Chapter, he shall be subject to removal from the Chapter House, and hereby waives any and all rights to due process and to proper notice of eviction procedures, and shall move out of the Chapter House immediately upon notice to do
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