Common use of Breach of Agreement Clause in Contracts

Breach of Agreement. Lessee breaches or fails to perform, observe or meet any covenant or condition of this Agreement, provided, however, with respect to non-monetary defaults hereunder, Lessee shall have twenty days after notice from Lessor to cure such non-monetary default, or if such default (but for the payment of monies) cannot be cured within twenty days, such longer time as may be reasonably necessary to effect a cure if Lessee is diligently pursuing a course of conduct reasonably designed to cure the default.; or

Breach of Agreement. Lessee breaches or fails to perform, observe or meet any covenant or condition of this Agreement, provided, however, with respect to non-monetary defaults hereunder, Lessee shall have twenty days after notice from Lessor to cure such non-monetary default, or if such default (but for the payment of monies) cannot be cured within twenty days, such longer time as may be reasonably necessary to effect a cure if Lessee is diligently pursuing a course of conduct reasonably designed to cure the default.; and with respect to monetary defaults, Lessee shall have five days after notice from Lessor to cure any such monetary defaults; or

Breach of Agreement. Lessee breaches or fails to perform, observe or meet any covenant or condition of this Agreement, provided, however, with respect to non-monetary defaults hereunder, Lessee shall have twenty days after notice from Lessor to cure such non-non- monetary default, or if such default (but for the payment of monies) cannot be cured within twenty days, such longer time as may be reasonably necessary to effect a cure if Lessee is diligently pursuing a course of conduct reasonably designed to cure the default.; or

Breach of Agreement. Lessee breaches or fails to perform, observe or meet any covenant or condition of this Agreement, provided, however, with respect to non-monetary defaults hereunder, Lessee shall have twenty days after notice from Lessor to cure such non-monetary default, or if such default (but for the payment of monies) cannot be cured within twenty days, such longer time as may be reasonably necessary to effect a cure if Lessee is diligently pursuing a course of conduct reasonably designed to cure the default.; or