Claims for Default Clause Samples
The "Claims for Default" clause defines the process and rights of a party to make a formal claim when the other party fails to fulfill contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines the steps required to notify the defaulting party, the timeframe for remedying the default, and the types of remedies or compensation that may be sought. For example, if a contractor misses a critical deadline, the client may invoke this clause to claim damages or require corrective action. Its core function is to provide a clear, structured mechanism for addressing breaches of contract, thereby protecting parties from unaddressed defaults and minimizing disputes.
Claims for Default. Any claim for damages on the ground of default in the performance of this Agreement or in connection with its termination shall be the subject of negotiation and agreement between the Client and the Consultant and, failing such agreement, shall be referred for determination under Clause 22 of this Agreement.
Claims for Default. Any claim for damages arising out of default and termination shall be agreed between the Owner and the Lessee or, failing agreement, shall be referred to arbitration in accordance with Clause 25 of this Agreement.
Claims for Default. Any claim for damages arising out of default and termination shall be agreed between the HPC and the Contractor or, failing agreement, shall be settled as set out in Clause 18 of this Agreement.