DISPUTED DEBT THRESHOLD Sample Clauses

DISPUTED DEBT THRESHOLD. C_CLA_DISDT_04_ST
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DISPUTED DEBT THRESHOLD. Notwithstanding article 1.2.1 c) ii) and article 3.1.1 a) of the General Terms of this Contract, cover can be maintained for Deliveries made to a Buyer in Default and You are released from your obligation to declare the Notification of Overdue Account, when the following conditions apply:  The Buyer raises a Dispute related to the amount due, and  The amount of the Dispute does not exceed [•]% of the Debt and a maximum amount of [amount] However if the Dispute exceeds the above mentioned percentage or if after a period of six months from the date when the Notification of Overdue Account should have been given according to the time limit for notification of overdue account the Dispute is not solved and the disputed Debt remains unpaid, You undertake to give Us a Notification of Overdue Account and no further Deliveries will be covered in application of article 1.2.1 c) ii) of the General Terms.
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