Common use of Merchant Obligations Clause in Contracts

Merchant Obligations. A. Notification of Business Changes. Merchant shall provide Service Provider with immediate notice if Merchant intents to: (i) transfer, sell or liquidate any substantial part of its total assets and/or equity; (ii) change the basic nature of its business affecting Merchant’s MCC; (iii) change ownership or transfer control of its business; (iv) enter into any joint venture, partnership or similar business arrangement whereby any person or entity not a party to this Agreement assumes any interest in Merchant’s business; or (v) modify Merchant’s monthly processing volume and/or average ticket size as approved by Service Provider, collectively known as Business Changes. Notice to Service Provider should be made to in accordance with Article VII, Section 7.02. Failure or neglect to provide notice of Business Changes may be grounds for termination of this Agreement. In event of Business Changes, Service Provider may at its sole discretion act to terminate this Agreement or, if deemed acceptable by Service Provider, Service Provider may opt to initiate a new Agreement with Merchant. In the event Service Provider suffers a monetary loss caused by neglect to comply with this Section, Service Provider has the right to recover such losses by means of exercising its Security Interests per Article IV, Section 4.01 of the Agreement.