Termination by Awarding Authority for Cause Sample Clauses
Termination by Awarding Authority for Cause. If this Contract is terminated due to the failure of the Designer to fulfill its obligations under this Contract, the Awarding Authority may assume those obligations and/or enter into a contract with a replacement designer to complete the Project. In such case, the Designer shall be liable to the Awarding Authority for any damages, including without limitation the administrative costs and attorneys’ fees and costs, incurred by the Awarding Authority thereby to the extent resulting from Designer’s breach. These rights and remedies of the Awarding Authority are in addition to any rights and remedies provided by law or under this Contract and shall not impair the right of the Awarding Authority to recover damages occasioned by fault or default of the Designer in the performance of its duties under this Contract.
Termination by Awarding Authority for Cause. By written notice to House Doctor, the Awarding Authority may terminate this Contract if House Doctor fails to remove a material default after thirty (30) days of written notice to House Doctor from the Awarding Authority of such default. If after thirty days, this Contract is so terminated, Awarding Authority may assume those outstanding obligations and/or enter into a contract with a replacement designer to complete the Project. In such case, House Doctor shall be liable to Awarding Authority for any damages, including without limitation the administrative costs and attorneys’ fees and costs, incurred by Awarding Authority thereby to the extent resulting from House Doctor’s breach. These rights and remedies of Awarding Authority are in addition to any rights and remedies provided by law or under this Contract and shall not impair the right of Awarding Authority to recover damages occasioned by fault or default of the House Doctor in the performance of its duties under this Contract.