Common use of Termination for Non-delivery or Unsatisfactory Delivery Clause in Contracts

Termination for Non-delivery or Unsatisfactory Delivery. If the ‘Author’ fails to deliver the Manuscript, Artwork, Permissions, and/or other materials required under this Agreement, and/or any revisions and corrections thereof as requested by the ‘Publisher’, on the dates designated by the ‘Publisher’, or if the ‘Author’ fails to do so in a form and substance satisfactory to the ‘Publisher’, then the ‘Publisher’ shall have the right to terminate this Agreement by so informing the ‘Author’ by e-mail to the ‘Author’ set forth below. Upon termination by the Publisher, the ‘Author’ shall, without prejudice to any other right or remedy of the ‘Publisher’, all rights granted to the ‘Publisher’ under this Agreement shall revert to the ‘Author’.

Termination for Non-delivery or Unsatisfactory Delivery. If the ‘“Author’ ” fails to deliver the Manuscript, Artwork, Permissions, and/or other materials required under this Agreement, and/or any revisions and corrections thereof as requested by the ‘“Publisher’”, on the dates designated by the ‘“Publisher’”, or if the ‘“Author’ ” fails to do so in a form and substance satisfactory to the ‘“Publisher’”, then the ‘“Publisher’ ” shall have the right to terminate this Agreement by so informing the ‘“Author’ ” by e-mail to the ‘“Author’ ” set forth below. Upon termination by the Publisher, the ‘“Author’ ” shall, without prejudice to any other right or remedy of the ‘“Publisher’”, all rights granted to the ‘“Publisher’ ” under this Agreement shall revert to the ‘“Author’”.