Common use of BREACH BY PURCHASER Clause in Contracts

BREACH BY PURCHASER. If Purchaser breaches this Agreement, Seller, as Seller’s sole remedy and relief hereunder, may terminate this Agreement and thereupon receive the Xxxxxxx Money as liquidated damages (and not as a penalty). In no event shall Purchaser or any of its partners, employees, officers or directors be liable to Seller for any actual, punitive, speculative, consequential or other damages of any kind. Seller and Purchaser have made the foregoing provisions for liquidated damages because it would be difficult to calculate, on the date hereof, the amount of actual damages for such breach, and agree that such sum represents reasonable compensation for such breach, except for damages related to representations, warranties, covenants and agreements which expressly survive Closing in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Purchase and Sale Agreement (Berkshire Income Realty Inc), Purchase and Sale Agreement (Berkshire Income Realty Inc), Purchase and Sale Agreement (Berkshire Income Realty Inc)

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