For Imminent Harm Sample Clauses

For Imminent Harm. Independent of its right to terminate this Agreement pursuant to Sections 11(b) or (c) above, Aventri may, at its option, immediately restrict or suspend your access to any Service(s) if (i) Aventri becomes aware, or reasonably suspects, that you (or any of your Authorized Users) are using the Services in breach of this Agreement or any Aventri Documentation, and such use (A) interferes or is reasonably likely to interfere with the normal stability or performance of the Platform or any Service, or (B) impacts, or threatens to impact, a third party’s use of any Aventri Service; or (ii) Aventri reasonably believes that its continued provision of the applicable Service(s) would cause either party to be in violation of Applicable Law. Xxxxxxx agrees to use reasonable efforts to notify you prior to such suspension or restriction, and the parties agree to cooperate in good faith to resolve the underlying issue and mitigate any imminent risk of harm. Aventri will resume the Service(s) at such time as Aventri determines in good faith that the issue has been resolved. For Non-Payment. Aventri may, upon no less than five (5) days’ prior written notice, suspend your access to the Services if and for as long as any undisputed Fee amounts are overdue by a period of greater than thirty (30) days to the extent consistent with the Texas Prompt Payment Act. If your Service is suspended for non-payment, Aventri reserves the right to charge a re-activation fee equal to five percent (5%) of the undisputed overdue amounts to restore the Service to the extent consistent with the Texas Prompt Payment Act.
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