Common use of Termination by LAUSD for Cause Clause in Contracts

Termination by LAUSD for Cause. (a) LAUSD may terminate this Agreement or any Work Order issued pursuant to this Agreement, or any part of a Work Order: : (i) subject to Section 20.3(ii), for a material breach of a single Work Order by Contractor that is not cured by Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days after LAUSD provides written notice of such breach; (ii) for a material breach of a single Work Order by Contractor that is not reasonably subject to cure within thirty (30) calendar days after its occurrence; (iii) for numerous or repeated breaches of one or more Work Orders (even if subsequently cured) that collectively constitute a material breach; or (iv) for a material breach of the terms of this Agreement by Contractor that is not cured by Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days after LAUSD provides written notice of such breach, or for numerous or repeated breaches of this Agreement (even if subsequently cured) that collectively constitute a material breach. (b) LAUSD shall exercise its termination right hereunder by delivering to Contractor written notice of the breach or breaches under Section 20.3 giving rise to such termination right. Where Section 20.3 provides for a cure period, the applicable Work Order(s) or this Agreement will automatically and immediately terminate upon expiration of such cure period if the breach identified in LAUSD’s notice has not been cured. If LAUSD chooses to terminate a Work Order in part, the Charges payable under such Work Order will be equitably adjusted to reflect those Services that are not terminated.

Termination by LAUSD for Cause. ‌ (a) LAUSD may may, by giving written notice to Contractor, terminate this Agreement or any Work Order issued pursuant to this Agreement, or any part of a Work Order: :this Agreement:‌ (i) subject to Section 20.3(iiSubection 21.2(a)(ii), for a material breach of a single Work Order by Contractor that is not cured by Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days after LAUSD provides written notice of such breach; (ii) for a material breach of a single Work Order by Contractor that is not reasonably subject to cure within thirty (30) calendar days after its occurrenceRESERVED ;‌ (iii) RESERVED (iv) for numerous Service Level Defaults that occur with respect to the same Service Level in three (3) consecutive months or repeated breaches in four (4) out of one or more Work Orders six (even if subsequently cured6) that collectively constitute a material breachmonths in any period of six (6) consecutive months; or (ivv) for a material breach of the terms of this Agreement by Contractor that is not cured by Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days after LAUSD provides written notice of such breach, or for numerous or repeated breaches of this Agreement (even if subsequently cured) that collectively constitute a material breach. (b) LAUSD shall exercise its termination right hereunder by delivering to Contractor written notice of the breach or breaches under Section 20.3 Subsection 21.2(a) giving rise to such termination right. Where Section 20.3 Subsection 21.2(a) provides for a cure period, the applicable Work Order(s) or this Agreement will automatically and immediately terminate upon expiration of such cure period if the breach identified in LAUSD’s notice has not been cured. If LAUSD chooses to terminate a Work Order this Agreement in part, the Charges payable under such Work Order this Agreement will be equitably adjusted to reflect those Services that are not terminated.

Termination by LAUSD for Cause. (a) LAUSD may may, by giving written notice to Contractor, terminate this Agreement or any Work Order issued pursuant to this Agreement, or any part of a Work Order: this Agreement: (i) subject to Section 20.3(iiSubsection 21.2(a)(ii), for a material breach of a single Work Order by Contractor that is not cured by Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days after LAUSD provides written notice of such breach; (ii) for a material breach of a single Work Order by Contractor that is not reasonably subject to cure within thirty (30) calendar days after its occurrence;RESERVED (iii) RESERVED (iv) for numerous Service Level Defaults that occur with respect to the same Service Level in three (3) consecutive months or repeated breaches in four (4) out of one or more Work Orders six (even if subsequently cured6) that collectively constitute a material breachmonths in any period of six (6) consecutive months; or (ivv) for a material breach of the terms of this Agreement by Contractor that is not cured by Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days after LAUSD provides written notice of such breach, or for numerous or repeated breaches of this Agreement (even if subsequently cured) that collectively constitute a material breach. (b) LAUSD shall exercise its termination right hereunder by delivering to Contractor written notice of the breach or breaches under Section 20.3 Subsection 21.2(a) giving rise to such termination right. Where Section 20.3 Subsection 21.2(a) provides for a cure period, the applicable Work Order(s) or this Agreement will automatically and immediately terminate upon expiration of such cure period if the breach identified in LAUSD’s notice has not been cured. If LAUSD chooses to terminate a Work Order this Agreement in part, the Charges payable under such Work Order this Agreement will be equitably adjusted to reflect those Services that are not terminated.notterminated. DocuSign Envelope ID: 57FE9282-E46A-43D1-831B-4F549CBE8B96