Common use of Provision(s) to Cure Clause in Contracts

Provision(s) to Cure. The School shall have ninety (90) days from the date of noncompliance to address and cure the failure to maintain appropriate insurance coverages as outlined in Section 7 of this Charter. If after ninety (90) days the School fails to provide evidence of required insurance coverages, as provided above, then this Charter may be terminated at the discretion of the Sponsor pursuant to Section 1(D) of this Charter. If during the termination process, the School obtains the required insurance coverages, then the termination process will cease. The Sponsor may initiate termination proceedings after thirty (30) days, with a provision to cease termination proceedings if evidence of full, complete documented coverage is provided within the remaining sixty (60) days.

Provision(s) to Cure. The School shall have ninety (90) days from the date of noncompliance to address and cure the failure to maintain appropriate insurance coverages as outlined in Section 7 of this CharterContract. If after ninety (90) days the School fails to provide evidence of required insurance coverages, as provided above, then this Charter Contract may be terminated at the discretion of the Sponsor pursuant to Section 1(D) of this CharterContract. If during the termination process, the School obtains the required insurance coverages, then the termination process will cease. The Sponsor may initiate termination proceedings after thirty (30) days, with a provision to cease termination proceedings if evidence of full, complete documented coverage is provided within the remaining sixty (60) days.

Provision(s) to Cure. The School shall have ninety fifteen (9015) days from the date of noncompliance to address and cure the failure to maintain appropriate insurance coverages as outlined in Section 7 of this Charter. If after ninety (90fifteen(15) days the School fails to provide evidence of required insurance coverages, as provided above, then this Charter may be terminated at the discretion of the Sponsor pursuant to Section 1(D) of this Charter. If during the termination process, the School obtains the required insurance coverages, then the termination process will cease. The Sponsor may initiate termination proceedings after thirty (30) days, with a provision to cease termination proceedings if evidence of full, complete documented coverage is provided within the remaining sixty (60) days.