Common use of Liquidated Monetary Damages Clause in Contracts

Liquidated Monetary Damages. If you fail to comply with either of the above covenants not to compete, you agree to pay Liberty, as partial liquidated monetary damages, royalties and advertising fees as set forth in Section 4 of this Agreement against the greater of: (1) the total Gross Receipts during your last fiscal year (May 1- April 30) of operation for each Territory in which you are in breach; or (2) the total revenue you received in breach of a covenant not to compete. The greater of these two dollar figures shall be multiplied by two (2) to give consideration to lost, repeat, and referral business to Liberty. You acknowledge that any breach of the covenants not to compete causes damage to the integrity of Liberty’s franchised system, loss of franchisee and customer goodwill and irreparable harm. You specifically acknowledge that the full measure of these damages is greater than that specified herein.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Franchise Agreement, Franchise Agreement (Liberty Tax, Inc.), Franchise Agreement (JTH Holding, Inc.)

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