Certain Violations Sample Clauses
The "Certain Violations" clause defines specific actions or omissions that constitute breaches of the agreement. Typically, this clause lists particular behaviors—such as non-compliance with laws, misrepresentation, or failure to meet key obligations—that are considered violations regardless of other circumstances. By clearly identifying what actions will be treated as violations, the clause provides certainty for both parties and helps prevent disputes by setting clear boundaries for acceptable conduct.
Certain Violations. The Company is not subject to a notice of violation of the FTC Rule or any franchise registration law, and the Company is not the subject of any cease and desist order issued by the Federal Trade Commission regarding the Company’s franchising activities.
Certain Violations. The Executive’s violation of any of the provisions of the Employment Agreement through the Termination Date shall, in addition to any other remedy, result in a cessation of all benefits and other rights of the Executive hereunder. The Company may offset any amounts payable under this Agreement against any amounts payable by the Executive to the Company. The Company will provide the Executive with written notice of the reason for any offset and Executive will have 45 days from receipt of this written notice to remedy said violation before any such suspension or offset of payments shall occur.
Certain Violations. The Executive’s violation of any of the provisions of the Employment Agreement through the Termination Date or of Sections 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 or 13 hereof shall, in addition to any other remedy, result in a cessation of all Benefits and other rights of the Executive hereunder. The Company may offset any amounts payable by the Company pursuant to Section 4 against any amounts payable by the Executive to the Company. The Company will provide the Executive with written notice of the reason for any offset and Executive will have 45 days from receipt of this written notice to remedy said violation before any such suspension or offset of payments shall occur.
Certain Violations. The Executive’s violation of any of the provisions of Sections 6, 8, 9, 10 or 11 hereof shall, in addition to any other remedy, result in a cessation of all Severance Benefits hereunder.
Certain Violations. The Executive’s violation of any of the provisions of the Employment Agreement through the Termination Date or of Sections 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 or 13 hereof shall, in addition to any other remedy, result in a cessation of all Severance Benefits hereunder, provided, however, that if the Executive violates Section 5 by not providing consulting services to the Company when requested to do so, then on the date of such failure or refusal, instead of the cessation of all of Executive’s Severance Benefits, Executive shall pay the Company, in such manner as the Company determines, including by way of offset pursuant to this Section 4(d), for each full or partial year remaining in the Severance Period an amount equal to the product of (i) $300 and (ii) the difference between (A) 50 and (B) the number of hours during each such full or partial year with respect to which the Executive has provided consulting services to the Company for no additional consideration pursuant to Section 5. In addition, for Executive to receive his Severance Benefits, he must execute a release in the form contained in Section 14(a) and deliver it to the Company upon the termination of his employment on the Termination Date. The Company may offset any amounts payable by the Company pursuant to Section 4 against any amounts payable by the Executive to the Company.
Certain Violations. In the event of the Executive's material violation of any of the provisions of this Agreement, the Company may, in addition to any other remedy, cease providing any of the Severance Benefits provided pursuant to SECTION 3.
Certain Violations. If the existence of any violations of Requirements noted of record against the Real Property (other than any such violations created by any Tenant Party or which will be cured by Tenant by the performance of the Initial Installations) shall actually delay (or prevent) Tenant from obtaining any governmental permits, consents, approvals or other documentation required by Tenant for (A) the performance of any Initial Installation or Alteration affecting a full floor or more, or (B) the lawful occupancy of any portion of the Premises upon completion of any Initial Installations or Alterations affecting a full floor or more, therein (it being understood that the imposition of conditions by a Governmental Authority requiring the cure of any such violation as a condition precedent to obtaining any such governmental permits, consents, approvals or other documentation which shall so actually delay Tenant from obtaining any required governmental permits, consents, approvals or other documentations shall be deemed such a prevention or delay), then, upon the giving of notice by Tenant to Landlord of such prevention or delay and of the applicable violations, (x) Landlord shall promptly commence and thereafter diligently prosecute to completion the cure and removal of record of such violations, (y) Tenant shall be entitled to an abatement of rent equal to the Fixed Rent and Additional Rent allocable to the affected portion of the Premises for the period commencing on the date Tenant gives to Landlord notice of such prevention or delay and ending on the earlier of the (i) date Tenant is no longer prevented from obtaining such governmental permit, consent or approval (ii) the date Tenant obtains such governmental permit, consent or approval or a waiver of such requirement continuing thereafter for the duration of such prevention or delay, and (iii) the date Tenant commences or continues the performance of such affected work or occupies the Premises for the conduct of business.