Chapter nine Remedies for breach of agreement
Article twenty-four If this agreement or any part of this agreement cannot be performed on account of any party’s default, the breaching party shall bear the responsibility and compensation should be reimbursed for the damages that caused.
Article twenty-five If Party B breaches this agreement, Party A is entitled to announce that this agreement and all documentations are invalid and to withdraw the maximum amount of loan. Party B shall be responsible for all the damages caused by this matter.
Article twenty-six Party A is entitled to transfer all the principal of the loan, interest, fine for delaying payments, compounding interest and other necessary charges from Party B’s accounts set up in Party A’s branch.
Chapter ten Effectiveness, Amendment and Dissolution
Article twenty-seven This agreement becomes effective after it is signed and sealed by legal representatives, persons in charge, or authorized representatives of both Parties. If there is a guarantee agreement, this agreement will become effective when the guarantee agreement becomes effective.
Article twenty-eight Party A and Party B are not entitled to amend or dissolve this agreement before it expires except there is any other special arrangement under this agreement or other special regulations under national laws. When amendment or dissolution of this agreement becomes necessary both Parties should reach agreement in writing through negotiations.
Chapter eleven Dispute solution
Article twenty-nine If any dispute arises through performing this agreement, both parties should resolve them through negotiations. If dispute cannot be settled through negotiations, a litigation process can be made by the local court where Party A is based.
Chapter twelve Supplementary articles
Article thirty When the notice made under this agreement is sent by telex and fax, it shall be deemed to be delivered once it has been sent. If mailed, it is deemed to be delivered after it has been sent for 3 days.
Article thirty-one Other matters agreed None
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