Common use of Failure of a Condition Precedent Clause in Contracts

Failure of a Condition Precedent. If the condition to PBC's obligations under this Agreement in Section 8.2 is not satisfied as of a proposed Closing Date and PBC does not waive such condition or conditions and PBC determines in good faith that such non-satisfaction is reasonably likely to have a Material Adverse Effect on the value or operation of the Brewery following the Closing, then PBC shall give written notice to Owner and Owner shall have 30 days to remedy such unsatisfied condition to PBC's reasonable satisfaction (unless a longer period is reasonably needed for such satisfaction in which event Owner shall have such longer period (but not in excess of 90 days) so long as Owner is diligently pursuing completion), provided that if such failure of a condition to be satisfied arises out of a Title or Environmental condition, the provisions of Sections 7.1 and 9.1.2 or Section 7.2, respectively, shall apply. In the event of owner's failure to so remedy such condition, PBC, as its exclusive remedy and in lieu of any other relief, may upon written notice to Owner, terminate this Agreement (including any exercise of the Option) without payment of the Option Termination Fee and, in the event such breach is intentional or arises out of facts or circumstances within Owner's reasonable control, receive the PBC Expense Reimbursement. Except for any specific remedies reserved elsewhere in this Agreement, PBC expressly waives the right to pursue any other remedy in law or equity against Owner in connection with a failure of a condition set forth in this Agreement.