Default Upon Non-Compliance Sample Clauses
The "Default upon Non-Compliance" clause establishes that a party will be considered in default if they fail to meet specific obligations outlined in the agreement. Typically, this clause details what constitutes non-compliance, such as missing payments, failing to deliver goods or services, or breaching confidentiality requirements. By clearly defining what actions or omissions trigger a default, the clause provides a mechanism for the non-breaching party to seek remedies or terminate the contract, thereby protecting their interests and ensuring accountability.
Default Upon Non-Compliance. The School shall be in material default of this Charter for failure to procure, maintain and keep in effect the insurance as required by this Charter.
Default Upon Non-Compliance. Failure to comply with this section or to maintain the requisite insurance coverage shall constitute a material breach of this Charter and constitute good cause for termination.
Default Upon Non-Compliance. The School shall be in default of this Charter should it fail to procure, maintain and keep in effect the insurance coverages required by this Charter. Lapse of insurance coverage as described in this Charter will be considered good cause for recommendation of termination of this Charter.
Default Upon Non-Compliance. The School shall be in material default of this Charter for failure to procure, maintain and keep in effect the insurance as required by this Charter. If the Sponsor becomes aware that the School does not have in effect any required insurance coverage, it shall give written notice to the School, and the School shall procure such insurance and provide a certificate of insurance to the Sponsor, as soon as reasonably possible, but no later than two (2) school days after receipt of such notice.
Default Upon Non-Compliance. Neither approval by the Sponsor nor failure to 9 disapprove the insurance furnished by the School shall relieve the School of the 10 School's full responsibility to provide the insurance as required by this Charter. 11 Failure to comply with this section or to maintain the requisite insurance coverage 12 shall constitute a m aterial breach of th is Contract and constitute good cause for 13 termination.
Default Upon Non-Compliance. Neither approval by the Sponsor nor failure to disapprove the insurance furnished by the School shall relieve the School of the School’s full responsibility to provide the insurance as required by this Contract. The School shall be in default of this Contract for failure to maintain such insurance as required by this Contract, provided further that the insurance requirements in this Contract shall not be construed to waive the Sponsor’s sovereign immunity or limits of liability set forth in Section 768.28, Florida Statute.