1) While the defaulting party can obtain more benefit from its default than its performance, is there any necessity for the law to enforce the defaulting party to perform the contract?

2) An impediment suffered by the subcontractor shall discharge defaulting party from liability only if subcontracting from another source is not possible without unreasonable costs.

3) The defaulting party shall be liable for all damage compensation.

4) Any sanction to bar the defaulting party from adducing the relevant evidence may not help the innocent party,[http:///defaulting party.html] as he may be deprived of the benefit of documents damaging to the defaulting party's case.

5) Simultaneously, the defaulting party should bear all legal consequences and should compensate the other party for all kind of losses.

6) The defaulting party shall bear the expense related to the settlement by arbitration court and implementation its decisions.

7) Losses which become deteriorated due to the negligence of notice or nonfeasance of remedies shall be compensated by the defaulting Party.

8) The terminating party shall have the discretion to accept or reject the action plan proposed by the defaulting Party.

9) If by any chance, either of each party fails to complete this agreement, then the defaulting party is bound to pay ABC Properties Company one month rental fee as a service fee.

10) In the event of a breach of any of the provisions of this Agreement by one party, the other party may at its option cancel this Agreement forthwith by giving notice in writing to the defaulting party.

11) Detract from the main types of measures are an alternative transaction, stop performance, the defaulting party has made a new offer, continue to perform the four.

12) Upon occurrence of a breach, the non-defaulting Party shall promptly give written notice of the breach to the defaulting Party.

13) If by any chance, either party fails to complete the agreement, then the defaulting party is obliged to pay ABC Properties Company a one-month rental fee as a service fee.

14) The conduct and behavior of the parties involved and especially that of the defaulting party is therefore a prime factor to be considered.