Common use of Termination of Eligibility and/or Awards Clause in Contracts

Termination of Eligibility and/or Awards. Applicant/Titleholder understands and agrees that if any of the representations or statements made in this Application/Agreement or any of its attachments/exhibits is determined by the Local, State, and National Organization(s) to be false at any time after executing this Application/Agreement, including during her term if chosen as a Titleholder, or if any of the facts herein should change and Applicant/Titleholder fails to report any such change(s) in writing immediately to her Local, State or National Organization(s), in its/their sole discretion, it/they can limit or prevent Applicant/Titleholder from further participation in the Program, including terminating Applicant/Titleholder's term. In such event, all titles, awards, and grants or perquisites of Applicant/Titleholder shall be terminated and forfeited, subject to the provisions of this Application/Agreement, its Attachments, Exhibits, and/or Addendums.

Termination of Eligibility and/or Awards. Delegate Applicant/Titleholder understands and agrees that if any of the representations or statements made in this Application/Agreement or any of its attachments/exhibits is determined by the Local, State, and National Organization(s) to be false at any time after executing this Application/Agreement, including during her term if chosen as a Titleholder, or if any of the facts herein should change and Delegate Applicant/Titleholder fails to report any such change(s) in writing immediately to her Local, State or National Organization(s), in its/their sole discretion, it/they can limit or prevent Delegate Applicant/Titleholder from further participation in the Program, including terminating Delegate Applicant/Titleholder's term. In such event, all titles, awards, and grants or perquisites of Delegate Applicant/Titleholder shall be terminated and forfeited, subject to the provisions of this Application/Agreement, its Attachments, Exhibits, and/or Addendums.