Common use of DEFAULT OF AGREEMENT Clause in Contracts

DEFAULT OF AGREEMENT. A. Where one of the parties to this Agreement is of the opinion that the other party has failed to comply with their obligations hereunder, it shall forthwith: i. Notify the other party in writing of the alleged default; ii. Where appropriate, indicate in such notice the steps to be taken to remedy the alleged default; and iii. Indicate in such notice a reasonable period of time within which such remedial steps should be undertaken and completed. B. The party that has given the notice referenced above (4. A) is of the opinion that the other party has not remedied the alleged default, or where the other party is of the opinion that no such default exists, such party shall file a complaint pursuant to the hearing and appeal procedure provided for in Triathlon Canada’s Code of Conduct, and Appeal Procedure Policies. C. Consequence of default, when not otherwise specifically identified will result in a measured response based on the severity of the default. Consequences will range from documentation of warnings through to the cancellation of Age Group Team Canada status. D. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Triathlon Canada’s Policies will not be used to resolve disputes or sanctions associated with doping infractions pursuant to the Canadian Anti-Doping Program, as amended.

DEFAULT OF AGREEMENT. A. Where one of the parties to this Agreement is of the opinion that the other party has failed to comply with their obligations hereunder, it shall forthwith: i. Notify the other party in writing of the alleged default; ii. Where appropriate, indicate in such notice the steps to be taken to remedy the alleged default; and iii. Indicate in such notice a reasonable period of time within which such remedial steps should be undertaken and completed. B. The party that has given the notice referenced above (45. A) is of the opinion that the other party has not remedied the alleged default, or where the other party is of the opinion that no such default exists, such party shall file a complaint pursuant to the hearing and appeal procedure provided for in Triathlon Canada’s Code of Conduct, and Appeal Procedure Policies. C. Consequence of default, when not otherwise specifically identified will result in a measured response based on the severity of the default. Consequences will range from documentation of warnings through to funding ineligibility and/or the cancellation of Age Group current funding and/or Team Canada status. D. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Triathlon Canada’s Policies will not be used to resolve disputes or sanctions associated with doping infractions pursuant to the Canadian Anti-Doping Program, as amended.

DEFAULT OF AGREEMENT. A. Where one of the parties to this Agreement is of the opinion that the other party has failed to comply with their obligations hereunder, it shall forthwith: i. Notify the other party in writing of the alleged default; ii. Where appropriate, indicate in such notice the steps to be taken to remedy the alleged default; and iii. Indicate in such notice a reasonable period of time within which such remedial steps should be undertaken and completed. B. The If the party that has given the notice referenced above (4. A) is of the opinion that the other party has not remedied the alleged default, or where the other party is of the opinion that no such default exists, such party shall file a complaint pursuant to the hearing and appeal procedure provided for in Triathlon Canada’s Code of ConductConduct and Ethics, and Appeal Procedure PoliciesPolicy. C. Consequence of default, when not otherwise specifically identified will result in a measured response based on the severity of the default. Consequences will range from documentation of warnings through to funding ineligibility, withdrawal of AAP support and/or the cancellation of Age Group current funding and/or Team Canada status. D. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Triathlon Canada’s Policies will not be used to resolve disputes or sanctions associated with doping infractions pursuant to the Canadian Anti-Doping Program, as amendedProgram or the applicable anti-doping rules of any other anti-doping organization with authority over the Athlete.

DEFAULT OF AGREEMENT. A. Where one of the parties to this Agreement is of the opinion that the other party has failed to comply with their obligations hereunder, it shall forthwith: i. Notify the other party in writing of the alleged default; ii. Where appropriate, indicate in such notice the steps to be taken to remedy the alleged default; and iii. Indicate in such notice a reasonable period of time within which such remedial steps should be undertaken and completed. B. The party that has given the notice referenced above (4referred to in 8. A) A. is of the opinion that the other party has not remedied the alleged default, or where the other party is of the opinion that no such default exists, such party shall file a complaint pursuant to the hearing and appeal procedure provided for in Triathlon Canada’s Code of Conduct, and Appeal Procedure Policies. C. Consequence of default, when not otherwise specifically identified will result in a measured response based on the severity of the default. Consequences will range from documentation of warnings through to funding ineligibility and/or the cancellation of Age Group current funding and/or National Team Canada status. D. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Triathlon Canada’s Policies will not be used to resolve disputes or sanctions associated with doping infractions pursuant to the Canadian Anti-Doping Program, as amended.