Common use of Payment Defaults Clause in Contracts

Payment Defaults. If either party fails to pay any amount owed by it when due, such sum shall earn interest from the date on which it is due at a rate equal to ten percent per annum. Such interest shall be payable on demand. If either party fails to pay any amount owed (including interest accruing under the preceding sentence) within 30 days after its receipt of written demand therefore, the other party shall have the right, in addition to any other right provided under applicable law or this Agreement for such breach, to terminate this Agreement, or to suspend its performance until payment of such delinquent sum is made in full. Complaints or claims by a party under this Agreement regarding standards of performance or quality will be subject to the dispute resolution provisions hereunder, but in no event will excuse a party from paying the purchase price for delivered goods in full when due.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Paper Purchase Agreement (Officemax Inc), Paper Purchase Agreement (Bz Intermediate Holdings LLC), Assignment Assumption and Consent Agreement (Officemax Inc)

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