Remedies for Builder’s Default Sample Clauses

Remedies for Builder’s Default. 1. In the event that any one or more of the events of default specified herein shall have occurred, the Buyer, if it so elects, may terminate Builder’s performance hereunder, provided Buyer shall have given Builder a reasonable opportunity to cure such default. The Buyer may, subject to Subparagraph 2 below.
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Remedies for Builder’s Default. 1. If Buyer asserts that Builder is in default hereunder and Builder does not dispute such assertion and does not remedy same within the respective cure periods, Buyer may terminate this Contract. If Buyer terminates this Contract pursuant to this Article X(B)(1), Buyer may require Builder to deliver possession of the Vessel and all of its equipment to Buyer, in whatever states of completion the same may be at the date of such election. If Buyer elects to take possession of the Vessel as aforesaid, then Buyer may bring such workers and subcontractors to the Shipyard as Buyer chooses and perform such work as may be necessary to remove the Vessel from the Shipyard to another location for completion or disposal. If Buyer elects to complete the Vessel in the Shipyard, Builder shall be obligated to fully cooperate with Buyer and make the Shipyard and workers available to Buyer for the purpose of completing the Vessel. In the event Buyer elects to remove the Vessel from the Shipyard, Builder shall be obligated to fully cooperate with Buyer and make the Shipyard and workers available to Buyer for the purpose of sufficient completion of the Vessel for removal from the Shipyard. Buyer may thereafter contract with or employ any other person or persons to complete the Vessel or any part thereof and provide any equipment, materials and labor as may be necessary for such completion.
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