DEFAULTS BY XXXXXX AND XXXXXX’S REMEDIES Sample Clauses

DEFAULTS BY XXXXXX AND XXXXXX’S REMEDIES. 20 20.1 Defaults by Lessor. 20 20.2 Lessee’s Remedies. 20
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DEFAULTS BY XXXXXX AND XXXXXX’S REMEDIES. 20.1 DEFAULTS BY LESSOR 20 20.2 LESSEE’S REMEDIES 20 21. SECURITY DEPOSIT 20 21.1 SECURITY DEPOSIT UPON THE EXPIRATION DATE 20 21.2 SECURITY DEPOSIT UPON EARLY TERMINATION BY LESSEE 21 21.3 SECURITY DEPOSIT UPON DEFAULT OF LESSEE 21 22. MISCELLANEOUS 21 22.1 NOTICES 21 22.2 BINDING EFFECT 21 22.3 MODIFICATIONS 21 22.4 ENFORCEMENT EXPENSES 21 22.5 NO WAIVER 21 22.6 CAPTIONS 22 22.7 SEVERABILITY 22 22.8 WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL 22 22.9 AUTHORITY TO BIND 22 22.10 ONLY LESSOR/LESSEE RELATIONSHIP 22 22.11 RESERVATION OF OIL, GAS, AND MINERALS 22 22.12 RESERVATION OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY 22 22.13 RIGHT OF INSPECTION 22 22.14 REASONABLENESS 22 22.15 GOVERNING LAW; VENUE AND JURISDICTION 22 22.16 TIME OF ESSENCE 22
DEFAULTS BY XXXXXX AND XXXXXX’S REMEDIES 

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