Notice of default; default and termination or partial termination; compensation Sample Clauses

Notice of default; default and termination or partial termination; compensation. 1. If either Party, after having been declared in default of any of its obligations under the Agreement by registered letter, continues to be in default for a further eight (8) days, including the date on which notice of default is given, such Party shall be in breach and the Other Party will then have the choice between: I. demanding performance of the Agreement; or
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