Common use of Scope of Guarantee Clause in Contracts

Scope of Guarantee. The Guarantee covers the creditor’s right of this contract, interests (the interests mentioned hereinafter including interest, default interest, compound interest), liquidated damages, compensation, charges, all expenses incurred in the signing and performance of this contract and the expenses attributable to the exercise of guarantee rights and the creditor’s rights (including but not limited to litigation fee, taxes, attorney fee, travel expenses, management fee and charge for auction or disposition of property) and the additional security deposit required by the creditor has not added to the guarantee amount.

Scope of Guarantee. 5.1 The Guarantee scope of guarantee provided by this guarantee covers the creditor’s right of this contractdebt principal, interests (the interests mentioned hereinafter including interest, default penalty interest, compound interest), liquidated damagespenalty for breach, compensationcompensation for damage, charges, all expenses incurred in the signing and performance of this contract and the expenses attributable to the exercise of guarantee rights and the for realizing creditor’s rights right (including but not limited to litigation feecost of action, taxescost of arbitration, attorney attorney’s fee, travel expenses, management evaluation fee, fee and charge for of auction or disposition sale, fee of propertyownership transfer, cost of preservation, announcement fee, enforcement fee, etc.) and other expenses payable under the additional security deposit required by the creditor has not added to the guarantee amountMain Contract.

Scope of Guarantee. The Guarantee covers scope of guarantee includes the creditor’s right of this contractprincipal, interests (the interests mentioned hereinafter including interest, default interest, compound interest), liquidated damagespunitive interest, compensationpenalties, chargesindemnifications, all expenses incurred in the signing and performance of this contract and the expenses attributable to the exercise of guarantee rights and the creditor’s rights fees associated with realizing a claim (including but not limited to litigation feefees, taxesarbitration fees, attorney feeattorneys fees, travel expenses, management fee and charge for execution fees, security fees, appraisal fees, auction or disposition of propertysales fees, transfer fees, advertising fees, etc) and any other fees due under the additional security deposit required by the creditor has not added to the guarantee amountprincipal agreements.

Scope of Guarantee. 5.1 The Guarantee covers scope of guarantee shall include the creditor’s right of this contractdebt principal, interests (the interests mentioned hereinafter including interestinterests, default interestpenalty interests, compound interest)interests, liquidated damagespenalties, damage compensation, charges, all expenses incurred in the signing and performance of this contract and the expenses attributable to the exercise of guarantee rights and the realize creditor’s rights (including but not limited to litigation feefees, taxesarbitration fees, attorney ( / % of the main debt amount) of lawyer fee, travel expensesexpense, management fee and charge for evaluation fee, auction or disposition of propertydisposal fee, transfer fee, security fee, announcement fee, implementation fee, etc) and the additional security deposit required by the creditor has not added to the guarantee amountother payable fees.

Scope of Guarantee. The scope of Guarantee covers the creditor’s right of this contract, interests (the interests mentioned hereinafter including interest, default shall be principal and interest, compound interest), liquidated damagesinterest penalty, compensationdefault fine, charges, all compensation for damage and expenses incurred in the signing and performance of this contract and the for enforcing claim. The expenses attributable to the exercise of guarantee rights and the creditor’s rights (including for enforcing claim include but are not limited to litigation collection fee, taxeslawsuit fee (or arbitration fee), maintenance cost, announcement fee, execution fee, attorney fee, travel expenses, management business trip fee and charge for auction or disposition of property) and the additional security deposit required by the creditor has not added to the guarantee amountother expenses.