Common use of City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default Clause in Contracts

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) placing a claim against the public construction bond; or (iii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) placing a claim against the performance bond; or (iii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor vendor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor Contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s 's fees arising from Contractor’s 's default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.. Doc ID: 4b41481091a1e902b5624faead33ba6063450ca5 (§cALA CONTRACT# PWD/200073

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice;. (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.

City’s Remedies Upon Contractor Default. In the event that Contractor fails to cure any default under this Agreement within the time period specified in this section, City may pursue any remedies available at law or equity, including, without limitation, the following: (1) City shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement without further notice; (2) City shall be entitled to hire another contractor to complete the required work in accordance with the needs of City; (3) City shall be entitled to recover from Contractor all damages, costs, and attorney’s fees arising from Contractor’s default prior to termination; and (4) City shall be entitled to recovery from Contractor any actual excess costs by: (i) deduction from any unpaid balances owed to Contractor; or (ii) any other remedy as provided by law.