Common use of General Default Liabilities Clause in Contracts

General Default Liabilities. If any signatory Party breaches any of its warranties, covenants, agreements or any other provisions under this Agreement (the “Breaching Party”), or any representation made by any signatory Party under this Agreement is untrue, which cause other Parties to bear any costs, liabilities or suffer losses (including but not limited to any loss of profits which other Parties have reasonable evidence to prove that they are expected to obtain, collectively referred to as the “Losses”), the Breaching Party or the Party making the untrue representations shall compensate other signatory Parties for all Losses (including without limitation any interest and attorney fees paid or suffered by the other Parties due to the actions of the Breaching Party or the Party making untrue representations). Such compensation shall be equivalent to the actual losses suffered by the non-defaulting Parties and all obtainable interests which are deprived of as a result of the defaults or any untrue representation of the Breaching Party.