Incorrect declaration Sample Clauses

Incorrect declaration. If Recupel notes that the Co-contractor submitted an incorrect declaration and the Co-contractor has not had it corrected according to the possibilities mentioned in article 7.a. of this Entry Agreement, Recupel reserves the right to have this declaration rectified in one of the following ways: (a) correction in the declaration portal by Xxxxxxx; (b) the execution of an audit as stipulated in article 6 of this Entry Agreement. Recupel can, as a result of this rectification, draw up an invoice to which the provisions of article 4.d. of the present Entry Agreement apply.
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Incorrect declaration. A declaration by the Borrower in this Agreement that is, or is later to be found incorrect is a default and entitles the Lender to exercise its right to serve and register a prior notice of the exercise of hypothecary rights or to file a personal action.

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