Common use of Mandatory Clauses Clause in Contracts

Mandatory Clauses. The XXX shall declare termination, expiration, or mandatory liquidation of this contract, on occurrence of the grounds ordered by the law, such as the ones envisaged in 1997 Law 418, which was successively extended and modified by laws 548, 1999, and 782, 2002, or in Law 40,1993, or in laws that substitute or reform these laws.

Mandatory Clauses. The XXX shall declare the termination, expiration, caducity or mandatory liquidation of this contract, on contract upon occurrence of the grounds ordered events mandated by the law, such as the ones envisaged those contemplated in 1997 Law 418418 of 1997, which was successively as extended and modified by laws 548, 1999548 of 1999 and 782 of 2002, and 782, 20021106 of 2006, or in Law 40,199340 of 1993, or in the laws that substitute may replace them or reform these lawsamend them.

Mandatory Clauses. The XXX shall will declare termination, expiration, forfeiture or the mandatory liquidation of this contract, on Contract with the occurrence of the grounds ordered by causes given in the law, such as the ones envisaged those provided for in 1997 Law 418418 of 1997, which was successively extended and modified amended by laws 548, 1999, Laws 540 of 1989 and 782, 2002, 72 of 2002 or in Law 40,199340 of 1993, or in laws that substitute which replace or reform these lawsamend them.

Mandatory Clauses. The XXX shall declare the termination, expiration, expiration or mandatory obligatory liquidation of this contract, on occurrence of the grounds contract when ground ordered by the lawlaw occur, such as the ones envisaged in 1997 Law 418418 of 1997, which was successively extended and modified amended by laws 548, 1999, Laws 548 of 1999 and 782, 782 of 2002, or in Law 40,1993, 40 of 1993 or in the laws that substitute supersede or reform these lawsamend them.

Mandatory Clauses. The XXX shall will declare termination, expiration, forfeiture or the mandatory liquidation of this contract, on Contract with the occurrence of the grounds ordered by causes given in the law, such as the ones envisaged those provided for in 1997 Law 418418 of 1997, which was successively extended and modified amended by laws 548, 1999, Laws 540 of 1989 and 782, 2002, 72 of 2002 or in Law 40,199340 of 1993, or in laws that substitute which replace or reform these lawsamend them.