Default Breach Remedies. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in Paragraph 13.1 or elsewhere in the Lease:
Default Breach Remedies. See Addendum 13.1
Default Breach Remedies. SEE ADDEXXXX # 00
Default Breach Remedies. If Resident is in default of this provision and fails to cure as provided by the Lease or the law, Owner shall be entitled to recover possession of the Apartment without terminating Resident’s liability on the Lease, and may exercise any and all other rights and remedies contained in the Lease and under the Law. Alternatively, and specifically, under applicable factual circumstances, Owner may also terminate the Lease in accordance with Section 23 of the Lease. If Owner breaches this provision, Resident’s sole and exclusive remedy shall be to immediately vacate the Apartment and Resident’s obligations to continue to pay rent shall terminate on the date Resident delivers possession of the Apartment to Owner.
Default Breach Remedies. 26 14.1 Default; Breach 26 14.2 Remedies 27 14.3 Inducement Recapture 28 14.4 Late Charges 28 14.5 Interest 28 14.6 Breach by Lessor 28 15. CONDEMNATION 29 15.1 Effect on Lease 29 15.2 Allocation of Condemnation Award 29 16. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION, INDEMNITIES OF RELATIONSHIPS 30 16.1 Confidential Information 30 16.2 Indemnities 30
Default Breach Remedies. Initial [LMCB] Initial [JLA] 11
Default Breach Remedies. 16.1. A “
Default Breach Remedies. “Breach” is defined as a failure to comply with or perform any of the terms, covenants, and conditions herein. A “Default” is defined as the occurrence of one or more of the following:
Default Breach Remedies. See Addendum, (S)17.
Default Breach Remedies. In the event of a default and/or breach by Lessee of the Terms of this Agreement, Lessee hereby acknowledges that Lessor shall have a lien placed against Lessee’s vehicle(s) and/or property until su ch time as Lessee’s cures the default and/or breach. Lessee authorizes Lessor to have a lien on the vehicle and/or property described herein for all charges for repairs, including labor and parts, storage and/or towing, and to enforce such lien. Lessor is hereby expressly authorized to sell said vehicle(s) at public auction and/or to a private party after providing a twenty (20) day notice by certified mail to the legal owner, registered owner, and Department of Motor Vehicles of intent to do so. On the sale date, the vehicle shall be sold to the highest cash bidder and the proceeds of the sale must be used to satisfy the lien, plus storage costs and any/all costs related to the sale of the vehicle(s) and/or property. Said expenses for the sale shall include a reasonable attorney’s fee, which may be necessarily incurred. If any such charges remain unpaid for thirty (30) days after such request for payment, Lessor may also refer such charges to its attorneys for collection and the client and/or customer will be held responsible for reasonable attorney’s fees, court costs and any/all miscellaneous costs and/or fees related to legal remedies and/or proceedings.
