Common use of Limited Release Clause in Contracts

Limited Release. The Company’s obligation to provide severance payments and benefits to Executive under this Agreement is expressly contingent upon the Company’s receipt no later than sixty (60) days after the Date of Termination of an executed and non-revocable Limited Release in a form customarily utilized by the Company for such matters (the “Limited Release”). The Company will have no obligation to provide severance payments or benefits to Executive in the event that Executive (i) does not deliver to the Company an executed and non-revocable Limited Release, or (ii) does deliver an executed and non-revocable Limited Release to the Company, but Executive breaches any representation, warranty or covenant of the Limited Release after delivery. Furthermore, the Company will be entitled to accrue and withhold any severance payment or benefits otherwise due during any period prior to submission of the Limited Release or in which the Limited Release is revocable (in whole or in part) by Executive, provided that any such withheld payments will promptly be remitted to Executive, and severance benefits reimbursed, when the Release Agreement becomes irrevocable. To the extent such sixty (60) day period extends over more than one calendar year, no severance payments will be payable or benefits provided until the subsequent calendar year, notwithstanding the foregoing.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Restrictive Covenant Agreement (Mimedx Group, Inc.), Restrictive Covenant Agreement (Mimedx Group, Inc.), Restrictive Covenant Agreement (Mimedx Group, Inc.)

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