Seller’s breach liability due to default in Products or delay in delivery Sample Clauses

Seller’s breach liability due to default in Products or delay in delivery. 8.2.1 If Seller fails to replace the defective Products with qualified Products within *** according to Clause 3.6.5 of this Agreement, or if Seller fails to satisfy the Product supply volume in a given month or a given contract year during the Supply Term of this Agreement as provided under this Agreement either by its own production or by sourcing from a third party, then Buyer, after giving Seller a notice and a *** grace period, is entitled to make cover purchase from domestic and international markets at its sole discretion. The portion of the cover price (including any related expenses) that exceeds the price as stipulated in this Agreement and any expenses related to the cover purchase shall be paid by the Seller, provided that the cover price shall not exceed *** of the then current market price and the related expenses shall not exceed *** of the total contract price of such cover purchase. For the avoidance of doubt, the circumstances stipulated in Clause 8.2.1 do not constitute delayed delivery or supply volume shortfall by Seller under this Agreement. 8.2.2 If Seller fails to deliver Products on time or in full volume during the Supply Term of this Agreement, Buyer shall notify Seller promptly of the details concerning such late delivery or volume shortfall. Seller shall be liable for a penalty equals to ***, and this Agreement shall continue to be performed. If such breach lasts for *** or more after Seller receiving notification of late delivery or volume shortfall from Buyer, Buyer shall send Seller a written notice, *** CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED. CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS HAVE BEEN REDACTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION. requesting Seller to remedy its breach within ***. If Seller fails to remedy its breach within *** from the delivery of such written notice, Seller should be deemed to materially breach this Agreement except in the case of Force Majeure. Buyer is entitled to terminate this Agreement by a written notice to Buyer, which termination shall become effective upon the receipt of such notice by Seller. If Seller cures its breach within the period specified above, Buyer may not terminate this Agreement. During the period when Seller is in breach, Buyer may choose to seek relief against Seller according to Clause 8.2.1 instead of terminating this Agreement, except where this Agreement is terminated by a binding legal instrument. 8.2.3 In the event that Seller materially breaches this Agreement and Buyer unilaterally ter...
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