Common use of Breach Notice Clause in Contracts

Breach Notice. If the Developer breaches this document, Council may serve a notice on the Developer (Breach Notice) specifying: (1) the nature and extent of the alleged breach; (2) if: (a) the breach is capable of being rectified other than by the payment of compensation, what Council requires the Developer to do in order to rectify the breach; or (b) the breach is not capable of being rectified other than by payment of compensation, the amount of compensation Council requires the Developer to pay in order to rectify the breach, and (3) the time within which Council requires the breach to be rectified, which must be a reasonable time of not less than forty (40) business days.

Breach Notice. If the Developer breaches this documentPlanning Agreement, Council may serve a notice on the Developer (Breach Notice) specifying: (1) the nature and extent of the alleged breach; (2) if: (a) the breach is capable of being rectified other than by the payment of compensation, what Council requires the Developer to do in order to rectify the breach; or (b) the breach is not capable of being rectified other than by payment of compensation, the amount of compensation Council requires the Developer to pay in order to rectify the breach, and (3) the time within which Council requires the breach to be rectified, which must be a reasonable time of not less than forty (40) business days.

Breach Notice. If the Developer breaches or Owners breach this document, Council may serve a notice on the Developer or Owners (Breach Notice) specifying: (1) the nature and extent of the alleged breach; (2) if: (a) the breach is capable of being rectified other than by the payment of compensation, what Council requires the Developer or Owners to do in order to rectify the breach; or (b) the breach is not capable of being rectified other than by payment of compensation, the amount of compensation Council requires the Developer or Owners to pay in order to rectify the breach, and (3) the time within which Council requires the breach to be rectified, which must be a reasonable time of not less than forty (40) business days.

Breach Notice. If the Developer breaches this document, Council may serve a notice on the Developer (Breach Notice) specifying: (1a) the nature and extent of the alleged breach; (2b) if: (a) I. the breach is capable of being rectified other than by the payment of compensation, what Council requires the Developer to do in order to rectify the breach; or (b) II. the breach is not capable of being rectified other than by payment of compensation, the amount of compensation Council requires the Developer to pay in order to rectify the breach, and (3) III. the time within which Council requires the breach to be rectified, which must be a reasonable time of not less than forty (40) business days.

Breach Notice. If the Developer or Corporation breaches this documentAgreement, Council may serve a notice on the Developer and/or Corporation (Breach Notice) specifying: (1a) the nature and extent of the alleged breach; (2b) if: (ai) the breach is capable of being rectified other than by the payment of compensation, what Council requires the Developer or Corporation to do in order to rectify the breach; or (bii) the breach is not capable of being rectified other than by payment of compensation, the amount of compensation Council requires the Developer or Corporation to pay in order to rectify the breach, and (3c) the time within which Council requires the breach to be rectified, which must be a reasonable time of not less than forty (40) business days.

Breach Notice. If the Developer breaches this document, Council may serve a notice on the Developer (Breach Notice) specifying: (1) the nature and extent of the alleged breach; (2) if: (a) the breach is capable of being rectified other than by the payment of compensation, what Council requires the Developer to do in order to rectify the breach; or (b) the breach is not capable of being rectified other than by payment of compensation, the amount of compensation Council requires the Developer to pay in order to rectify the breach, and (3) the time within which Council requires the breach to be rectified, which must be a reasonable time of not less than forty (40) business days.