Termination Scenarios Sample Clauses

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Termination Scenarios. 10.2.1. The Agreement may be terminated: - By mutual written agreement of the Parties. - At the initiative of either Party through unilateral refusal to execute the Agreement, as outlined in Section 10. - By the Company, with immediate termination by blocking access to the Client’s trading terminal, along with the withdrawal of the account balance, per the terms of this Agreement.
Termination Scenarios. If you retire or voluntarily resign from the Company, then you will forfeit any unvested portion of the potential award amount. • If your employment is involuntarily terminated for any reason other than "cause," you will be vested in a pro-rated portion of your potential award amount based on the number of complete months you were employed with the Company during the retention period, less any previously paid portion of the potential award amount. • If your employment is terminated due to a “permanent disability” or death, you will be vested in a pro-rated portion of your potential award amount based on the number of complete months you were employed with the Company during the retention period, less any previously paid portion of the potential award amount. • If you experience a “separation from service” as a result of the dissolution or liquidation of Alpha Natural Resources, Inc. or your employer, any unvested portion of the total potential amount will vest immediately prior to such dissolution or liquidation event.
Termination Scenarios. Executive’s departure from the Company will be deemed one of the following: (a) For Cause; (b) due to Incapacitation; (c) Without Cause; (d) for Good Reason; (e) Voluntary; or (f) due to Death (which definition shall affect the payments to be made in accordance with Section 7):
Termination Scenarios. Disability Participant will receive a pro-rata portion of accumulated shares for the relevant year in the performance cycle if Participant is disabled more than 26 weeks during such year. Section 3
Termination Scenarios