Common use of Early/Immediate Termination Clause in Contracts

Early/Immediate Termination. Grounds for early/immediate termination may include but are not limited to: • act of bad faith (News Gap and Break Gap Trading Abuse); • breach of any clause in this Agreement; • tampering with our systems, software and platforms; • acts that may put our goodwill and business in jeopardy; • misleading, untrue statements; • fraudulent or misrepresenting information; • default of payment; • conviction or accusation of any illegal action (fraud or crime); • bankruptcy, insolvency, receivership of either party; • restriction imposed on us by the legislator; • any other reason that we consider appropriate and necessary; • an unauthorized activity.

Early/Immediate Termination. Grounds for early/immediate termination may include but are not limited to: •  act of bad faith (News Gap and Break Gap Trading Abuse); •  breach of any clause in this Agreement; •  tampering with our systems, software and platforms; •  acts that may put our goodwill and business in jeopardy; •  misleading, untrue statements; •  fraudulent or misrepresenting information; •  default of payment; •  conviction or accusation of any illegal action (fraud or crime); •  bankruptcy, insolvency, receivership of either party; •  restriction imposed on us by the legislator; •  any other reason that we consider appropriate and necessary; •  an unauthorized activity.

Early/Immediate Termination. Grounds for early/immediate termination may include but are not limited to: • - act of bad faith (News Gap and Break Gap Trading Abuse); • - breach of any clause in this Agreement; • - tampering with our systems, software and platforms; • - acts that may put our goodwill and business in jeopardy; • - misleading, untrue statements; • - fraudulent or misrepresenting information; • - default of payment; • - conviction or accusation of any illegal action (fraud or crime); • - bankruptcy, insolvency, receivership of either party; • - restriction imposed on us by the legislator; • - any other reason that we consider appropriate and necessary; • - an unauthorized activity.