Common use of Special remedy for breach Clause in Contracts

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further notice, to cancel this lease with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the Furniture, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 Clause 20.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the Property, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further notice, to cancel this lease with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the FurniturePremises, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 Clause 20.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the PropertyPremises, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 19.1 Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) 3 days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further notice, to cancel this lease with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the FurnitureLessor's Equipment, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 19.2 Clause 20.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 19.3 In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the Property, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.Lessee.13

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further notice, to cancel this lease with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the FurnitureLessor’s Equipment, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 Clause 20.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the Property, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further notice, to cancel this lease with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property Premises and the Furniture, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 Clause 20.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the PropertyPremises, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 20.1. Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further notice, to cancel this lease with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the FurniturePremises, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 20.2. Clause 20.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 20.3. In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the PropertyPremises, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 18.1 Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further noticecircumstances, to cancel this lease without further notice with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the Furniture, Grazing Land and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 18.2 Clause 20.1 18.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and and, in particular particular, any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 18.3 In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the PropertyGrazing Land, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 15.1. Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within 7 (specifyseven) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further notice, to cancel this lease with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the FurnitureLessor’s Equipment, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 15.2. Clause 20.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease. 20.3 15.3. In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the Property, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful nlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.

Special remedy for breach. 20.1 21.1 Should the Lessee default in any payment due under this lease or be in breach of its terms in any other way, and fail to remedy such default or breach within (specify) days after receiving a written demand that it be remedied, the Lessor shall be entitled, without prejudice to any alternative or additional right of action or remedy available to the Lessor under the circumstances without further noticecircumstances, to cancel this lease without further notice with immediate effect, be repossessed of the Property and the FurniturePremises, and recover from the Lessee damages for the default or breach and the cancellation of this lease. 20.2 21.2 Clause 20.1 21.1 shall not be construed as excluding the ordinary lawful consequences of a breach of this lease by either party (save any such consequences as are expressly excluded by any of the other provisions of this lease) and in particular any right of cancellation of this lease on the ground of a material breach going to the root of this lease.other 20.3 21.3 In the event of the Lessor having cancelled this lease justifiably but the Lessee remaining in occupation of the PropertyPremises, with or without disputing the cancellation, and continuing to tender payments of the Rent rent and any other amounts which would have been payable to the Lessor but for the cancellation, the Lessor may accept such payments without prejudice to and without affecting the cancellation, in all respects as if they had been payments on account of the damages suffered by the Lessor by reason of the unlawful holding over on the part of the Lessee.