Consecutive Breach Clause Samples
The Consecutive Breach clause defines the consequences or actions triggered when a party repeatedly fails to fulfill its contractual obligations over a specified number of consecutive instances. Typically, this clause outlines what constitutes a consecutive breach—such as missing several payments in a row or failing to meet performance standards over multiple periods—and may specify remedies like the right to terminate the contract or impose penalties. Its core practical function is to protect the non-breaching party by providing a clear mechanism for addressing ongoing, repeated failures, thereby reducing uncertainty and encouraging consistent compliance.
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Consecutive Breach. If three or more Breach Notices have been served on the Operator during any consecutive 12 month period (and regardless that any such breaches have been remedied), it will be considered a breach of this Agreement (referred as a Consecutive Breach). A Consecutive Breach is not capable of being remedied and the Owner can terminate this Agreement on the expiry of 5 Working Days after service of a third Breach Notice to the Operator.