Common use of D efault Clause in Contracts

D efault. If Purchaser breaches any term or condition hereof, Seller may, in addition to exercising any other right it has hereunder or under State law, accelerate all sums due to Seller under the terms hereof, and/or terminate the contract and discontinue Seller’s performance hereunder, seeking recovery of the damages it suffers as the result of such breach, both direct and consequential. If Seller retains legal counsel to enforce any term, condition or covenant herein, or to recover damages from Purchaser arising from Purchaser’s alleged breach of any such term, condition or covenant, or if Purchaser commences suit against Seller for any alleged breach of this contract and is not successful in such action, then Purchaser shall pay Seller’s reasonable attorney’s fees together with cost of suit at both trial and appellate levels.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Credit/Sales Agreement, Credit Agreement