Common use of BREACH AND CANCELLATION Clause in Contracts

BREACH AND CANCELLATION. 28.1 If either Party (“the Defaulting Party”) fail to pay any amount, or fail to provide the guarantee(s) required in terms of this Agreement on due date, or commit a breach of any other of the terms and conditions of this agreement then the other party (“the Aggrieved Party”) will be entitled to give the Defaulting Party 5 (five) business days' (unless the transaction has already been lodged at the deeds office for registration, in which event the notice period will be reduced to 24 (twenty four) hours) written notice to remedy such breach. Should the Defaulting Party fail to comply with such notice, the Aggrieved Party shall be entitled, without prejudice to any other rights and remedies that it may have in law including the right to claim damages to:

BREACH AND CANCELLATION. 28.1 26.1 If either Party (“"the Defaulting Party”") fail fails to pay any amount, or fail fails to provide the guarantee(s) required in terms of this Agreement on the due date, or commit commits a breach of any other of the terms and conditions of this agreement then the other party Party (“"the Aggrieved Party”") will be entitled to give the Defaulting Party 5 (five) business days' days (unless the transaction has already been lodged at the deeds office for registration, in which event the notice period will be reduced to 24 (twenty twenty-four) hours) hours written notice to remedy such breach. Should the Defaulting Party fail to comply with such notice, the Aggrieved Party shall be entitled, without prejudice prejudice, to any other rights and remedies that it may have in law law, including the right to claim damages to:

BREACH AND CANCELLATION. 28.1 23.1 If either Party (“"the Defaulting Party”") fail fails to pay any amount, or fail fails to provide the guarantee(s) required in terms of this Agreement on the due date, or commit commits a breach of any other of the terms and conditions of this agreement then the other party Party (“"the Aggrieved Party”") will be entitled to give the Defaulting Party 5 (five) business days' days (unless the transaction has already been lodged at the deeds office for registration, in which event the notice period will be reduced to 24 (twenty twenty-four) hours) hours written notice to remedy such breach. Should the Defaulting Party fail to comply with such notice, the Aggrieved Party shall be entitled, without prejudice prejudice, to any other rights and remedies that it may have in law law, including the right to claim damages to:

BREACH AND CANCELLATION. 28.1 26.1 If either Party (“the Defaulting Party”) fail to pay any amount, or fail to provide the guarantee(s) required in terms of this Agreement on due date, or commit a breach of any other of the terms and conditions of this agreement then the other party (“the Aggrieved Party”) will be entitled to give the Defaulting Party 5 (five) business days' (unless the transaction has already been lodged at the deeds office for registration, in which event the notice period will be reduced to 24 (twenty twenty-four) hours) hours written notice to remedy such breach. Should the Defaulting Party fail to comply with such notice, the Aggrieved Party shall be entitled, without prejudice to any other rights and remedies that it may have in law including the right to claim damages to:

BREACH AND CANCELLATION. 28.1 24.1 If either Party (“"the Defaulting Party”") fail fails to pay any amount, or fail fails to provide the guarantee(s) required in terms of this Agreement on the due date, or commit commits a breach of any other of the terms and conditions of this agreement then the other party Party (“"the Aggrieved Party”") will be entitled to give the Defaulting Party 5 (five) business days' days (unless the transaction has already been lodged at the deeds office for registration, in which event the notice period will be reduced to 24 (twenty twenty-four) hours) hours written notice to remedy such breach. Should the Defaulting Party fail to comply with such notice, the Aggrieved Party shall be entitled, without prejudice prejudice, to any other rights and remedies that it may have in law law, including the right to claim damages to:

BREACH AND CANCELLATION. 28.1 27.1 If either Party (“"the Defaulting Party”") fail fails to pay any amount, or fail fails to provide the guarantee(s) required in terms of this Agreement on the due date, or commit commits a breach of any other of the terms and conditions of this agreement then the other party Party (“"the Aggrieved Party”") will be entitled to give the Defaulting Party 5 (five) business days' days (unless the transaction has already been lodged at the deeds office for registration, in which event the notice period will be reduced to 24 (twenty twenty-four) hours) hours written notice to remedy such breach. Should the Defaulting Party fail to comply with such notice, the Aggrieved Party shall be entitled, without prejudice prejudice, to any other rights and remedies that it may have in law law, including the right to claim damages to: