Common use of Cancellation Payment Clause in Contracts

Cancellation Payment. To the extent the Client appoints another service provider in the place and stead of the Service Provider or otherwise terminating this Agreement, the Service Provider will be entitled, but not obliged, to raise an invoice upon receipt of such notification for all work done to date and not yet invoiced, which invoice the Client must and will pay in full prior to the Service Provider being required to hand over any documentation or files to the Client or the newly appointed service provider. FORCE MAJEURE Neither Party will be liable for failure to perform if the failure is attributable to a Force Majeure. If a Party suffers or has to endure Force Majeure conditions that will result in its non-performance, it will and must immediately notify the other Party, in Writing, of the existence of such conditions and the anticipated period of non- performance. If the actual period of non-performance by either Party, because of Force Majeure conditions, exceeds 30 (thirty) Days from the date of Written Notice of Force Majeure conditions, the other Party will be entitled, but not obliged, to terminate this Agreement at the end of such 30 (thirty) Days period or at any time thereafter during the continuance of the Force Majeure conditions on 60 (sixty) Calendar Days Written Notice to the non-performing Party. Neither Party will owe to the other any damages, reimbursement, or indemnification as a result of a Force Majeure termination.

Cancellation Payment. To the extent the Client appoints another service provider in the place and stead of the Service Provider or otherwise terminating this Agreement, the Service Provider will be entitled, but not obliged, to raise an invoice upon receipt of such notification for all work done to date and not yet invoiced, which invoice the Client must and will pay in full prior to the Service Provider being required to hand over any documentation or files to the Client or the newly appointed service provider. FORCE MAJEURE Neither Party will be liable for failure to perform if the failure is attributable to a Force Majeure. If a Party suffers or has to endure Force Majeure conditions that will result in its non-performance, it will and must immediately notify the other Party, in Writing, of the existence of such conditions and the anticipated period of non- performance. If the actual period of non-performance by either Party, because of Force Majeure conditions, exceeds 30 3 (thirtythree) Days Months from the date of Written Notice of Force Majeure conditions, the other Party will be entitled, but not obliged, to terminate this Agreement at the end of such 30 3 (thirtythree) Days Month period or at any time thereafter during the continuance of the Force Majeure conditions on 60 (sixty) Calendar Days Written Notice to the non-performing Party. Neither Party will owe to the other any damages, reimbursement, or indemnification as a result of a Force Majeure termination.