Common use of DEFAULT AND LATE PAYMENTS Clause in Contracts

DEFAULT AND LATE PAYMENTS. Should you default on any payment obligation as called for in this agreement, the club will have the right to declare the entire remaining balance due and payable and you agree to pay allowable interest, and all costs of collection, including but not limited to collection agency fees, court costs, and legal fees and disbursements. A default occurs when any payment due under this agreement is more than ten days late. SHOULD ANY MONTHLY PAYMENT BECOME MORE THAN THREE DAYS PAST DUE, YOU WILL BE CHARGED A LATE FEE. If the Member is paying monthly dues by electronic funds transfer (EFT), the club’s billing company, ABC Global Services, reserves the right to draft via EFT all amounts owed by the member including any and all late fees and service fees, subject to appropriate Provincial/Territorial and Federal Law. NOTE: Members paying monthly dues by E.F.T. are subject to $10.00 per month increase of monthly dues if E.F.T. payment is stopped or changed. This will not affect any other provisions of this agreement.

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Samples: Contract, Contract, Contract

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