Common use of Release Disputes Clause in Contracts

Release Disputes. If EVERTEC does not agree that a Release Event has occurred, it may dispute the basis for the release through the Arbitration Procedures, but in no event shall any such dispute prevent or delay the release of any Deposit Materials. If it is finally determined in such arbitration (after any permitted appeals) that a Release Event did not in fact occur (an “Improper Release”), then (i) EVERTEC will resume providing the relevant services (if and to the extent EVERTEC had ceased providing such services in accordance with the MSA) and Popular will deliver such Deposit Materials to Iron Mountain for redeposit into the applicable Deposit Account(s) and destroy any copies thereof still in its possession; (ii) any Elected License with respect to such Deposit Materials would terminate; and (iii) Popular shall pay to EVERTEC an amount equal to the greater of (A) the fees paid or payable by Popular to EVERTEC during the preceding twelve (12) months with respect to the service(s) for which the Deposit Materials were specified by Popular for release from escrow pursuant to an Improper Release; and (B) Five Million Dollars (US $5,000,000). Such payment will be considered liquidated damages for any damages that EVERTEC may have then incurred as a result of the release (other than future damages that EVERTEC may incur as a result of any unauthorized use or disclosure of the Deposit Materials).

Release Disputes. If EVERTEC does not agree that a Release Event has occurred, it may dispute the basis for the release through the Arbitration Procedures, but in no event shall any such dispute prevent or delay the release of any Deposit Materials. If it is finally determined in such arbitration (after any permitted appeals) that a Release Event did not in fact occur (an “Improper Release”), then (i) EVERTEC will resume providing the relevant services (if and to the extent EVERTEC had ceased providing such services in accordance with the MSA) and Popular will deliver such Deposit Materials to Iron Mountain for redeposit into the applicable Deposit Account(s) and destroy any copies thereof still in its possession; (ii) any Elected License with respect to such Deposit Materials would terminate; and (iii) Popular shall pay to EVERTEC an amount equal to the greater of (A) the fees paid or payable by Popular to EVERTEC during the preceding twelve (12) months with respect to the service(s) for which the Deposit Materials were specified by Popular for release from escrow pursuant to an Improper Release; and (B) Five Million Dollars (US $5,000,000). Such payment will be considered liquidated damages for any damages that EVERTEC may have then incurred as a result of the release (other than future damages that EVERTEC may incur as a result of any unauthorized use or disclosure of the Deposit Materials).. ARTICLE IV