Serious Breach. Without prejudice to any other remedy, in the event of a Serious Breach, which in the view of the ESFA is capable of remedy, the Parties shall adopt the following procedure:
Serious Breach. Without prejudice to any other remedy, in the event of a Serious Breach, which is capable of remedy, the Parties will adopt the following procedure:
Serious Breach. Without prejudice to any other remedy, in the event of a Serious Breach, which in the view of THE EFA is capable of remedy, the Parties shall adopt the following procedure:
Serious Breach. 14.1 Each of the following events or circumstances is called a serious breach under this Agreement:
(a) if the compensation payable pursuant to any provision of this Agreement remains unpaid for a period of 45 days after the date of notification to the Licence Holder;
(b) if the Licence Holder commits any breach or default in the due and punctual observance and performance of any of its obligations contained in this Agreement and the failure is not remedied, including by dispute resolution in accordance with Clause 14.
Serious Breach. 1. Withdrawal of services: handling the services in respect of breach by withdrawing the same.
2. Payment deduction for breach: 50% of the total amount of actually received or receivable information service fees for such service types prior to allocation in the fee calculating period in which the breach period falls in (to be determined based on the settlement rules for various types of services) shall be deducted as liquidated damages.
Serious Breach. Subject to complying with Part 4 clause 10, Landowner may terminate the Licence without Occupier’s agreement if one of the following events occurs and is not remedied within a reasonable period of time:
a. Occupier removes or attempts to remove the House without the prior written consent of Landowner and Secured Party;
Serious Breach. 30.3.1 Without prejudice to any other remedy, in the event of a Serious Breach, which in the view of the Council is capable of remedy, the Parties shall adopt the following procedure: the Party not in breach shall be entitled to serve written notice on the other Party giving full details of the breach and requiring the Party in breach to remedy the breach within a specified time period; in the event that a Serious Breach of this Agreement by the Provider is in the view of the Council not, or cannot be, remedied within an agreed period in writing between the Parties, the Council may: restrict the growth of Learning Programmes in future years, to the Provisions to which the Serious Breach relates.
Serious Breach. A LANDLORD may give a TENANT a Notice to Remedy Breach if they believe the TENANT has committed a serious breach of this agreement. This could occur if the TENANT has used the TENANT’s room, apartment common area or common area of the Property for an illegal purpose, or the TENANT, or their guest, has destroyed or damaged a part of the Property, endangered another person within the Property, significantly interfered with the reasonable peace, comfort or privacy of another TENANT. If this agreement is terminated due to a serious breach by the TENANT, the TENANT is liable to pay the LANDLORD reasonable costs incurred by the LANDLORD in re- letting the TENANT’s room.
Serious Breach. Any Obligor does not comply with:
(a) Any of the provisions of Clauses 16.7 to 16.13, 16.14(a), 16.14(d)(ii) or 16.14(g)(i); or
(b) Any of the provisions of Clauses 16.14(c), (e) or (f) within ten Business Days of notice from the Lender requiring the same to be complied with; or
(c) Clause 16.14(g)(ii) within two Business Days of notice from the Lender requiring the same to be complied with.
Serious Breach. If Council reasonably considers that the Supplier has committed a Serious Breach, Council may in its absolute discretion either:
(a) terminate the Agreement immediately by notice in writing to the Supplier; or
(b) give the Supplier notice in writing requiring that the Supplier show cause in writing why the Principal should not terminate the Agreement immediately, and the Principal may terminate the Agreement immediately by notice in writing to the Supplier if:
(i) the Supplier does not show cause in writing within the time specified by the Principal in the notice to show cause (or if not time is specified, within a reasonable time); or
(ii) the Principal in its absolute discretion considers that the Supplier has not shown reasonable cause why the Principal should not terminate the Agreement immediately.
