Common use of Breach of Promise Clause in Contracts

Breach of Promise. Employer materially breaches this Agreement or fails to pay Executive any compensation within ten (10) days after it is due, for any reason other than Employer’s failure was due to incidents beyond Employer’s control—which may include, but are in no way limited to: (i) Computer or network problems with Employer’s or a vendor’s payroll software program; (ii) destruction of Employer’s corporate office or business interruption due to fire, flood, natural disaster, riot, other incidents of calamity, terrorism, or acts of war; and/or (iii) acts of God.

Breach of Promise. Employer materially breaches this Agreement or fails to pay Executive any compensation within ten (10) days after it is due, for any reason other than Employer’s failure was due to incidents beyond Employer’s control—-which may include, but are in no way limited to: (i) Computer or network problems with Employer’s or a vendor’s payroll software program; (ii) destruction of Employer’s corporate office or business interruption due to fire, flood, natural disaster, riot, other incidents of calamity, terrorism, or acts of war; and/or (iii) acts of God.