Common use of Matters Capable of Remedy Clause in Contracts

Matters Capable of Remedy. To the extent that the subject matter of a Claim is capable of remedy, the Seller will not be liable in respect of that Claim to the extent that it remedies the relevant breach without a loss, cost or liability to the Buyer or any Group Company within [***] following notification of a Claim by the Buyer to the Seller under Clause ‎13.1.1.

Matters Capable of Remedy. To the extent that the subject matter of a Seller Claim or a Seller Consideration Claim is capable of remedy, the Seller Buyer will not be liable in respect of that Seller Claim or that Seller Consideration Claim, as the case may be, to the extent that it remedies the relevant breach without a loss, cost or liability to the Buyer or any Group Company Seller within [***] following notification of a Seller Claim or a Seller Consideration Claim, as applicable, by the Buyer Seller to the Seller Buyer under Clause ‎13.1.1‎15.1.1.

Matters Capable of Remedy. To the extent that the subject matter of a Claim is capable of remedy, the Seller will not be liable in respect of that Claim to the extent that it remedies the relevant breach without a loss, cost or liability to the Buyer or any Group Company within [***] following notification of a Claim by the Buyer to the Seller under Clause ‎13.1.110.1.1.