Breach Handling. If Party A and Party B need to terminate this contract early due to special circumstances, they must notify the other party 30 days in advance and wait for the other party’s consent before they can go through the check-out procedures. If the party breaches the contract without reason, it shall pay liquidated damages of RMB 2,300 yuan to the other party. If Party A breaches the contract, in addition to returning the deposit to Party B, it must also pay liquidated damages; otherwise, if Party B breaches the contract, Party A has the right not to return the deposit.
Breach Handling. 8.7.1 Party A has the right to handle Party B's breaches in accordance with related business standards or administration measures, which includes but without limitation to service screening, service withdrawal, closing service channel, termination of the cooperation for the type of service, deduction of payment for breaches, suspension of settlement, points deduction, termination of cooperation, etc. If different measures are specified in this Agreement and the foregoing standards and other requirements for the same breach, the requirements of such standards or measures with the latest amendment shall prevail and such requirements shall be subject to the final interpretation by Party A.
Breach Handling. The Provider shall notify the council within 2 Working Days of the Provider becoming aware or having a reasonable suspicion of a breach of these data protection provisions (“a Breach”). In the event of a Breach occurring, the Provider shall provide all assistance to the Council to take steps to mitigate any impact the Breach will or has had on the Data Subjects. The Provider will not make any press or public statements in relation to any Breach without the prior written agreement of the Council as to the contents of such statements. The Provider shall allow both the Council and any external regulator access to all relevant information, people and evidence to assist in any investigation undertaken as a result of any Breach.
