Major Breach. You and any Additional Driver commit a Major Breach of the Rental Contract if there is a breach of any of the following: (a) clause 2 (who may drive the Vehicle);
Major Breach. You commit a Major Breach of the Rental Contract if there is a breach of any of the following:
(a) clauses:
(i) 2 (who may drive the Vehicle);
(ii) 3 (prohibited use);
(iii) 4 (prohibited areas of use);
(iv) 5.5 (vehicle to be locked and keys kept in your possession);
(v) 5.6 (reasonable care);
(vi) 5.7 (towing a trailer);
(vii) 5.8 (maintenance for long term rentals);
(viii) 5.9 (notification of Vehicle fault); or
(ix) 5.10 (repair without authority), that causes Damage, theft of the Vehicle or Third Party Loss; or
(b) clause 10 (Accident reporting) that prevents Us from properly investigating a claim arising from an Accident or theft or from prosecuting or defending any Accident or theft claim; or
(c) clause 13.2(d) removal of Tracking Device or Dashcam).
Major Breach. If found committed any of the conducts below, you shall be issued a written warning and/or subjected to further action by Coway in accordance to the terms of your agreement with Coway, including termination of your contract with Coway.
Major Breach. In the event that a responsible Consortium Body identifies a Major Breach by a Party of its obligations under this Consortium Agreement or the Grant Agreement (e.g. improper implementation of the Project), the Coordinator or, if the Coordinator is in Major Breach of its obligations, the Party appointed by the General Council, will give formal notice to such Party requiring that such Major Breach will be remedied within 30 calendar days from the date of receipt of the written notice by the Party. If such Major Breach is substantial and is not remedied within that period of time or is not capable of remedy, the General Council may decide to declare the Party to be a Defaulting Party and to decide on the consequences thereof which may include termination of its participation and/or transfer of tasks. Considering the form of the grant awarded by the Granting Authority (lump sum), should a Party fail to implement its part of the Project, whether in whole or in part, whether itself or by involving a third party in the Project, such failure leading to the non-completion of one or several Work packages of the Project, said Party shall be considered in Major Breach of this Consortium Agreement.
Major Breach. You commit a Major Breach of the Rental Contract if there is a breach of any of the following:
(a) clauses:
(i) 2 (who may tow the Caravan);
(ii) 3 (prohibited use);
(iii) 4 (prohibited areas of use);
(iv) 5.6 (reasonable care);
(v) 5.7 (notification of fault); or
(vi) 5.8 (unauthorised repairs), that causes Damage, theft of the Caravan or Third Party Loss;
(b) clause 12 (Accident reporting) that prevents Us from properly investigating a claim arising from an Accident or theft or from prosecuting or defending any Accident or theft claim; or
(c) clause 15.2(c) (removal of Tracking Device).
Major Breach. Either party may declare a default immediately upon the occurrence of a major breach by the other party. A major breach is one that substantially impairs the contractual relationship of the parties to provide the services pursuant to this Contract, and includes, but is not limited to:
A. Acts or omissions that jeopardize the health, safety or security of any person;
B. Misuse of funds;
C. Intentional falsification of records;
D. Malfeasance by either party's officers, agents, or employees;
E. Intentional refusal to comply with the provisions of this Contract; and
F. A pattern of repeated non-material breaches.
Major Breach. Certain conditions and circumstances shall, as determined by County, constitute a Major Breach of this Agreement by the Contractor, these conditions and circumstances include, but are not limited to:
1) Failure of Contractor to maintain a 90% aggregate response time performance level throughout the exclusive provider area (all response zones combined) for any three (3) months, during the calendar year, or in any 7 (seven) month period.
2) Failure of Contractor to operate the ambulance service system in a manner which enables County and Contractor to remain in substantial compliance with the requirements of applicable federal and state laws, rules and regulations.
3) Intentionally, or a pattern of, supplying false or misleading information or supplying information so incomplete as to effectively mislead.
4) Intentional falsification of data supplied during the course of operations, including by way of example but not by way of exclusion, dispatch data, patient report data, response time data, financial data, or downgrading of presumptive run code designations to enhance Contractor's apparent performance, or falsification or deliberate omission of any other data required under this Agreement.
5) Unauthorized scaling down of operations to the detriment of performance.
6) Failure by Contractor to cooperate with and assist County in its takeover of Contractor's operations after a Major Breach has been declared by County, as provided for herein, even if it is later determined that such breach never occurred or that the cause of such breach was beyond Contractor's reasonable control.
7) Chronic failure to maintain equipment in accordance with good maintenance practices, or to replace equipment in accordance with the equipment replacement policy contained in Schedule A of this Agreement including equipment Contractor has agreed to provide to the JPA under this Agreement.
8) Attempts by Contractor to intimidate or otherwise punish employees who desire to interview with, or to sign contingent employment agreements with a competing Contractor during a subsequent Request for Proposal Process.
Major Breach. Nothing in this section shall preclude County from declaring a Major Breach pursuant to paragraph 20 of the Agreement.
Major Breach. A Major Breach of the Rental Contract occurs if there is a breach of any of the following:
(a) Clauses 2 (all parts); 3 (all parts); 4 (all parts); clauses 5.5, 5.6, or 5.7, that causes Damage, theft of the Caravan or Third Party Loss;
(b) clause 13 (all parts) that prevents Us from properly investigating a claim arising from an Accident or theft or from prosecuting or defending any Accident or theft claim; or
(c) clause 15.2(b).
Major Breach. The following conditions and circumstances shall constitute a Major Breach of this Agreement:
(i) Chronic failure of MHSNB to fulfill the terms of the Agreement including, without limitation Performance Standards set out in Schedule B;
(ii) Willful falsification or systematic withholding of information to be supplied by MHSNB to EM pursuant to MHSNB’s obligations under the Agreement or otherwise; and
(iii) MHSNB becomes bankrupt or insolvent (within the meaning ascribed to such terms in the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Canada).
