Breach of contractual obligations. In the event of a breach of the contractual obligation’s representations or warranties by the Beneficiaries under this Contract, the Coordinator, in coordination with the DRG4FOOD Consortium, reserves the right to terminate the Contract by written notice with immediate effect, even if such non-fulfilment is due to Force Majeure. In the event of the breach of the contractual obligations by the Beneficiary, the Coordinator reserves the right of not fulfilling the respective payments to the Beneficiaries. The Coordinator also reserves the right to claim a refund of any already paid funds, both in case of breach of contract and/or in case the work/costs are not approved by the EC. The Coordinator will give written notice requiring that such breach to be remedied within 30 days. In case the Beneficiary has not brought remedies from the notice, the Coordinator may decide to terminate the contract unilaterally.
Breach of contractual obligations. In the event the Contractor and or the Data Provider identifies that the Beneficiary:
Breach of contractual obligations. In the event of the breach of the contractual obligations by the Subgrantee, the SoTecIn Factory consortium reserves the right to claim the Subgrantee the full refund of all payments made to the Subgrantee up to date. The breach of the contractual obligations by the Subgrantee shall be determined by the SoTecIn Factory Consortium. The provision of false or misleading declarations by the Subgrantee or any unsolved situation of conflict of interest constitute an example of a breach of contractual obligations by the Subgrantee.
Breach of contractual obligations. 1. If, following the call-off of the load flow commitment by Xxxxxxxxxx in accordance with Sec- tion 3, the Supplier fails to fulfil its contractual obligations either entirely, partially or fulfils them out of time, Thyssengas shall be entitled, without further reminder, to refuse to accept further performance or to substitute it with an alternative load flow commitment (substitute performance). With unit charge quotations, the Supplier shall, in this case, be obliged - irre- spective of any substitute performance - to pay Thyssengas 1.5 times the fee agreed upon the conclusion of contract in accordance with Section 4 No. 1 that Xxxxxxxxxx would have had to pay in the event of a performance as per agreement. In the case of demand charge quotations - irrespective of any substitute performance - the Supplier shall be obliged to pay Thyssengas 1.5 times the fee agreed upon the conclusion of contract for the billing month in question in accordance with Section 4 No. 2. The preceding sentences do not apply if the Supplier is not at fault.
Breach of contractual obligations. In the event of the breach of the contractual obligations by the Subgrantees, the dRural consortium reserves the right to claim the Subgrantees the full refund of all payments made to the Subgrantees up to date. The breach of the contractual obligations by the Subgrantees shall be determined by the dRural Consortium. The provision of false or misleading declarations by the Subgrantees or any unsolved situation of conflict of interest constitute an example of a breach of contractual obligations by the Subgrantees.
Breach of contractual obligations. 1. If, following the call-off of the load flow commitment by Xxxxxxxxxx in accordance with Sec- tion 3, the Supplier culpably fails to fulfil its contractual obligations either entirely, partially or fulfils them out of time, Thyssengas shall be entitled, without further reminder, to refuse to accept further performance or to substitute it with an alternative load flow commitment (substitute performance). With unit charge quotations, the Supplier, shall, in this case, be obliged - irrespective of any substitute performance - to pay Thyssengas 1.5 times the fee agreed upon the conclusion of contract in accordance with Section 4 No. 1, in respect of that portion of the load flow commitment not contractually delivered. In the case of demand charge quotations - irrespective of any substitute performance - the Supplier shall be obliged to pay Thyssengas 1.5 times the fee agreed upon the conclusion of contract for the billing month in question, in accordance with Section 4 No. 1.
Breach of contractual obligations. In the event of the breach of the contractual obligations by the Beneficiary, the Contractor reserves the right to claim the Beneficiary the full refund of all payments made to the Beneficiary up to date. The breach of the contractual obligations by the Beneficiary shall be determined by the DEMETER Consortium or DEMETER Project Coordinator. Not participation in the Activities (unless in the case of Force Majeure) or participating in the Activities in a manner which intentionally disrupts the Activities, shall be deemed as breach of the contractual obligations by the Beneficiary. The provision of false or misleading declarations by the Beneficiary or any unsolved situation of conflict of interest also constitute examples of breach of contractual obligations by the Beneficiary.
Breach of contractual obligations. 5.1. In the event of a breach the FLAME Coordinator will give written notice requiring that, where possible, such a breach is to be remedied within thirty (30) days. In case the Company has not remedied the breach within the notice period, or a remedy is not possible, the FLAME Coordinator may decide to terminate the contract unilaterally and to take measures to secure from the Company the repayment of the payments already received.
Breach of contractual obligations. 5.1. In the event of a breach the Data Pitch Co-ordinator will give written notice requiring that, where possible, such a breach is to be remedied within thirty (30) days. In case the Company has not remedied the breach within the notice period, or a remedy is not possible, the Data Pitch Co-ordinator may decide to terminate the contract unilaterally and to take measures to secure from the Company the repayment of the payments already received.
Breach of contractual obligations. Any breach or non-performance of, or any default under, any Contractual Obligation of a Loan Party where the same would be reasonably anticipated to have a Material Adverse Effect.
