Notice and Cure Opportunity. If such termination is with Good Reason, the Employee will give the Company written notice, which will identify with reasonable specificity the grounds for the Employee’s resignation and provide the Company with 15 days from the day such notice is given to cure the alleged grounds for resignation contained in the notice. A termination will not be for Good Reason if such notice is given by the Employee to the Company more than 30 days after the occurrence of the event that the Employee alleges is Good Reason for the Employee’s termination hereunder.
Notice and Cure Opportunity. If such termination is for Good Reason, the Employee will give the Company written notice, which will identify with reasonable specificity the grounds for the Employee’s resignation and provide the Company with 30 days from the day such notice is given to cure the alleged grounds for resignation contained in the notice. A termination will not be for Good Reason if such notice is given by the Employee to the Company more than 45 days after the first occurrence of the event that the Employee alleges is Good Reason for the Employee’s termination hereunder. The Employee must actually terminate Employee’s employment within 30 days following the expiration of the Company’s 30-day cure period. Otherwise, any claim of such circumstances constituting “Good Reason” shall be deemed irrevocably waived by the Employee.
Notice and Cure Opportunity. No such default described in subsection (A) of this Section will constitute an Event of Default giving the Company the right to terminate this Contract for cause under this subsection unless:
Notice and Cure Opportunity. No such default described in subsection (A) of this Section shall constitute an Event of Default giving the Design-Builder the right to terminate this Design-Build Agreement for cause under this subsection unless:
Notice and Cure Opportunity. Prior to any Seller Distributor’s or Buyer Affiliate’s exercising its right under Section 9.3 not to enter into a Distribution Agreement with respect to any Product or New Product, to cease offering any Product or New Product or to cease to undertake or continue with any New Product development project, such person shall provide written notice to the Buyer or Seller, as appropriate, containing a reasonably detailed statement of the grounds for such exercise, and shall afford the recipient a period of thirty (30) days in which to cure the deficiency, unless such deficiency is not capable of being cured. No Seller Distributor or Buyer Affiliate, as appropriate, shall be required to continue to distribute any Product or New Product pending any cure period, if the offering of such Product or New Product would reasonably be expected to (i) violate applicable Law or (ii) conflict with the Seller Standards and Practices. It is the parties’ intention to bring concerns regarding the Products or the distribution thereof to the Product and Sales Committee before they rise to a level warranting a deficiency notice under this provision, and the parties shall in good faith use that forum to seek to resolve such concerns.
Notice and Cure Opportunity. The DBOM Contractor acknowledges that the BWS has an immediate termination right upon the occurrence of any of the Events of Default listed in subsection (A) (Events of Default Not Requiring Previous Notice or Cure Opportunity for Termination) of this Section and that the DBOM Contractor has no further right of notice or cure in such circumstances of default. Conversely, no default listed in subsection (B) (Events of Default Requiring Previous Notice and Cure Opportunity for Termination) of this Section shall constitute an Event of Default giving the BWS the right to terminate this Service Agreement for cause under this Section unless:
Notice and Cure Opportunity. No such default described in subsection (A) (Events of Default Permitting Termination) of this Section shall constitute an Event of Default giving the DBOM Contractor the right to terminate this Service Agreement for cause under this Section unless:
Notice and Cure Opportunity. The Company acknowledges that the City has an immediate termination right upon the occurrence of any of the defaults listed in subsection (A) of this Section and that the Company has no further right of notice or cure in such circumstances of default. Conversely, no default listed in subsection (B) of this Section shall constitute a Company Event of Default giving the City the right to terminate this Service Contract for cause under this Section unless:
Notice and Cure Opportunity. No such default described in subsection (A) of this Section shall constitute an Event of Default giving the Company the right to terminate this Contract for cause under this subsection unless (1) the Company has given prior written notice to SRWA stating that a specified default has occurred which gives the Company a right to terminate this Contract for cause under this Section, and describing the default in reasonable detail, and (2) SRWA has not initiated within a reasonable time (in any event not more than 30 days from the initial default notice) and continued with due diligence to carry out to completion all actions reasonably necessary to correct the default and prevent its recurrence.
Notice and Cure Opportunity. The Design-Builder acknowledges that the City has an immediate termination right upon the occurrence of any of the defaults listed in subsection (A) of this Section and that the Design-Builder has no further right of notice or cure in such circumstances of default. Conversely, no default listed in subsection (B) of this Section shall constitute an Event of Default giving the City the right to terminate this Design-Build Contract for cause under this Section unless:
