Cure Plan Sample Clauses

Cure Plan. Licensee shall act in good faith, using commercially reasonable efforts to cure or otherwise resolve all Quality Issues as soon as practicable. If the Quality Issues identified in a Notice of Non-Compliance cannot reasonably be cured or otherwise resolved within 30 days following receipt of such notice, Licensee shall submit to Licensor a written plan to correct the Quality Issues (“Cure Plan”) within 30 days following receipt of the Notice of Non-Compliance. Licensee shall include a Cure Plan in any notification it makes to Licensor of a Material Incident.
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Cure Plan. XXXX shall use reasonable efforts to cure or otherwise resolve all Quality Issues as soon as possible. In the event that the Quality Issues identified in a Notice of Non-Compliance cannot be cured or otherwise resolved with thirty (30) days from receipt of such notice, XXXX shall submit to Sears a written plan to correct such Quality Issues (“Cure Plan”) within sixty (60) days after receipt of such Notice of Non-Compliance. For Quality Issues identified by XXXX in a voluntary notice of non-compliance, such Cure Plan shall accompany XXXX’x notice.
Cure Plan. Outlet Stores shall use reasonable efforts to cure or otherwise resolve all Quality Issues as soon as possible. In the event that the Quality Issues identified in a Notice of Non-Compliance cannot be cured or otherwise resolved with thirty (30) days from receipt of such notice, Outlet Stores shall submit to Sears a written plan to correct such Quality Issues (“Cure Plan”) within sixty (60) days after receipt of such Notice of Non-Compliance. For Quality Issues identified by Outlet Stores in a voluntary notice of non-compliance, such Cure Plan shall accompany Outlet Stores’ notice.
Cure Plan. A plan, prepared by a Party that has been declared to be underfunded in its Decommissioning Trust Fund(s), that reflects and commits the Party to a method of achieving the required funding in the required time period in accordance with Section 12.5.1 of this Agreement.
Cure Plan. Without limiting PON’s rights under clause 16 of this Contract, to the extent that the Supplier is in breach of this Contract, the Supplier acknowledges and agrees that:
Cure Plan. (a) If the Generation Conditions have not been satisfied on or before the COD Sunset Date, then SFV may in its absolute discretion give LTES Operator a notice requiring LTES Operator to submit a cure plan which demonstrates that LTES Operator is reasonably likely to achieve the Generation Conditions (“Draft COD Cure Plan”). (b) Within 30 Business Days after receiving notice from SFV under paragraph (a) or such other period agreed between the parties (“COD Cure Period”), LTES Operator must submit a Draft COD Cure Plan to SFV. (c) Within 40 Business Days after receiving the Draft COD Cure Plan, SFV must use reasonable endeavours to either approve or reject the Draft COD Cure Plan. (d) If SFV approves (in its absolute discretion) the Draft COD Cure Plan under paragraph (c), then: (i) LTES Operator must comply with the COD Cure Plan; (ii) within 10 Business Days after the end of each month, LTES Operator must provide a monthly report that sets out LTES Operator’s progress of achieving the COD Cure Plan; and (iii) any references to the COD Sunset Date is to the COD Sunset Date as extended under the COD Cure Plan.
Cure Plan. 24.1 Without limiting its other rights or remedies, SMRT may by ten (10) days’ prior written notice require Supplier to engage in enhanced co-operation to remedy a breach by Supplier of any provision of this Contract, as described in this clause 24. 24.2 Where SMRT has issued a notice to Supplier in accordance with this clause, Supplier shall continue to perform all of its obligations under this Contract and shall: (a) immediately provide SMRT with such information (in addition to any information required to be provided under the other provisions of this Contract) as SMRT may reasonably request, or require in order to fully understand the nature and causes of the breach and the action that has been taken or is considered being taken by Supplier to rectify the breach; (b) promptly give or procure for SMRT access to the Supplier Personnel responsible for causing and/or rectifying the breach together with other senior personnel of Supplier; (c) where a breach is capable of remedy, devote all necessary resources to the resolution or remediation of the breach to ensure that the breach is resolved immediately and co-operate and promptly meet with SMRT to agree on, within ten (10) days of receipt of the written notice, a strategy (the “Draft Cure Plan”), which if approved by SMRT (the “Approved Cure Plan”) shall be implemented by the Supplier for the resolution of that breach; (d) where a breach is not capable of remedy, devote all necessary resources to the prevention of a recurrence of that breach and, if required by SMRT, co-operate and promptly meet with SMRT to agree on, within ten
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Cure Plan. (a) If: (i) a Default Notice is given; and (ii) the Event of Default is capable of being Remedied, the Operator must, within after receipt of the Default Notice: (iii) Remedy the Event of Default; or (iv) prepare and submit to NSW Ambulance a draft plan describing the actions and measures which the Operator will diligently pursue to Remedy the Event of Default (including the proposed cure period) (Draft Cure Plan). (b) Within after receipt of the Draft Cure Plan (or such other time period agreed in writing by the Parties), NSW Ambulance must either: (i) approve the Draft Cure Plan by notifying the Operator; or (ii) reject the Draft Cure Plan by notifying the Operator and providing reasons to the Operator for its rejection. (c) If NSW Ambulance approves a Draft Cure Plan pursuant to clause 39.(b); (the (i) the period of time in the Approved Cure Plan to Remedy the Event of Default is the cure period (the Applicable Cure Period); and (ii) the Operator must comply with and implement the Approved Cure Plan (or otherwise diligently pursue the Remediation of the Event of Default) and Remedy the Event of Default within the Applicable Cure Period. (d) If NSW Ambulance rejects a Draft Cure Plan pursuant to clause 39.3(b)(ii) the Operator, in consultation in good faith with NSW Ambulance, must amend the Draft Cure Plan to meet NSW Ambulance's reasonable requirements and submit the amended Draft Cure Plan to NSW Ambulance for its approval, in which case this clause 39.3 will apply to the amended Draft Cure Plan as if it were originally submitted under clause 39.3(a). (e) If: (i) a Default Notice is given; (ii) the Event of Default is capable of being Remedied; and (iii) the Operator fails to: A. Remedy the Event of Default, or submit a Draft Cure Plan, in accordance with clause 39.3(a); B. if NSW Ambulance rejects a Draft Cure Plan pursuant to clause 39.3(b)(ii), amend the Draft Cure Plan to meet NSW Ambulance's requirements and submit the amended Draft Cure Plan in accordance with clause 39.3(d); or C. comply with and implement the Approved Cure Plan (or otherwise diligently pursue the Remediation of the Event of Default), and such failure is not remedied by the Operator within after notice from NSW Ambulance regarding that failure, a Termination Event will occur. (f) If at any time prior to the expiry of an Applicable Cure Period the Operator reasonably considers that it requires an extension to the Applicable Cure Period it may request an extension to the Applicab...
Cure Plan. ‌ (a) In relation to an Event of Default, if the Cure Period is more than 10 Business Days, the Defaulting Party must, within seven Business Days after receipt of the notice, give the Non-Defaulting Party a cure plan which complies with clause 18.2(b). (b) The cure plan must be in writing and describe, to the Non-Defaulting Party's reasonable satisfaction, the actions the Defaulting Party will take to remedy the relevant Event of Default or overcome its effects within the Cure Period.‌ (c) The Defaulting Party must comply with a cure plan provided in accordance with this clause 18.2.
Cure Plan. (a) Where the RTA has given a Default Notice to the Concessionaire, the Concessionaire must, within 5 Business Days of receiving that Default Notice, provide to the RTA a cure plan which must set out the details of how the Concessionaire will remedy the Default (Cure Plan). (b) A Cure Plan must include: (i) full details of the Default; (ii) a work plan setting out each task to be undertaken, the time for each task to be completed and the additional resources to be applied to cure the Default; and (iii) any temporary measures being undertaken and the mechanics of effecting the remedy while continuing to operate the SNP Business, including performing the Concessionaire Services in accordance with this agreement.
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