Common use of Guaranteed Scope and Maximum Claims Clause in Contracts

Guaranteed Scope and Maximum Claims. I. The Maximum Guarantee covers all the obligations under the principal contracts, including but not limited to all the principals, interests accruals thereon (including compound interests and penalties), liquidated damages, damages, other payables to Party B by the debtor (including but not limited to relevant service fees, telecommunication fees and incidental expenses advanced by Party B, relevant banking service fees under L/C rejected by the beneficiary), fees arising out of realization of claims and guarantees by Party B (including but not limited to court fees, arbitration fees, property preservation fees, travel expenses, enforcement fees, appraisal fees, auction fees, service fees, announcement fees, attorney's fees, etc.)

Guaranteed Scope and Maximum Claims. I. The Maximum Guarantee Mortgage covers all the obligations under the principal contracts, including but not limited to all the principals, interests accruals thereon (including compound interests and penalties), liquidated damages, damages, other payables to Party B by the debtor (including but not limited to relevant service fees, telecommunication fees and incidental expenses advanced by Party B, relevant banking service fees under L/C rejected by the beneficiary), the fees arising out of realization of claims and guarantees by Party B (including but not limited to court fees, arbitration fees, property preservation fees, travel expenses, enforcement fees, appraisal fees, auction fees, service fees, announcement fees, attorney's fees, etc.)