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<br /> <br /> <br />Rev. 0002 <br />_____|_____ <br />Buyer Seller <br />Initial Initial <br />6 <br /> <br /> <br />11. TERMINATION. Except in the case of an actual breach of the Contract, neither <br />party shall have the power to terminate the contract unilaterally; both parties must <br />act together to terminate the contract, and a termination may be accomplished <br />only by a writing signed by both parties. Where the contract is unilaterally <br />terminated by Buyer or terminated by Seller following the breach, insolvency or <br />bankruptcy of Buyer, Buyer shall be liable for the damage to Seller. Said <br />damages shall include all consequential and incidental damages to Seller resulting <br />from said termination, including without limitation, Seller's lost profit and costs, <br />including Product and materials, incurred by Seller in beginning performance <br />under the contract and in suspending its performance, including all resulting <br />liability incurred with third parties. Where the contract is unilaterally terminated <br />by Seller or terminated by Buyer following the breach, insolvency or bankruptcy <br />of Seller, Seller shall be liable for the damages to Buyer. Said damages shall <br />include, but are not limited to, all consequential and incidental damages resulting <br />from said termination, including all resulting liability incurred with third parties. <br />12. BUYER NON-COOPERATION. Seller may suspend the Work upon the <br />occurrence of any of the following: (1) Seller reasonably believes that Buyer is <br />not cooperating in completing the Work, (2) Buyer places unreasonable demands <br />on Seller or Seller’s subcontractors, (3) Buyer fails or refuses to furnish Seller <br />with access to the Site, or (4) Buyer has not or is not complying with any of this <br />Contract’s terms. Upon notice of suspension of the Work for any of the above <br />reasons, Buyer must provide Seller with assurances satisfactory to Seller of <br />Buyer’s willingness and ability to meet all of Buyer’s obligations under this <br />Contract. If the Work has stopped for any reason for more than 30 days, Seller <br />may terminate this Contract and recover from Buyer payment for all Work <br />completed, and for all losses sustained by the Seller on all materials, machinery, <br />equipment or tools, overhead, soft costs, profit and damages. <br />13. TIME. Seller agrees to start work on engineering the building when the <br />engineering or down payment deposit has been received. <br />14. TIME DELAYS. <br />14.1. Delays After Contract Signature. If the start of the Work is delayed <br />more than sixty (60) days from this Contract’s date, due to delays caused <br />by Buyer or Buyer’s lender, Seller will have the right to increase the total <br />price under this Contract by an amount calculated at a rate of 1.5% per <br />month, or the highest rate permitted by law, whichever is less, beginning <br />on the 61st day of delay. If the cost of materials or labor has increased by <br />more than 5% before the Work is started, Seller may terminate this
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