Breach

15.1. Should the Customer breach any of these Terms and fail to remedy such breach within 48 hours after receipt of written notice by Easybet requiring the Customer to do so, Easybet shall be entitled, without prejudice to any other rights it may have at law, forthwith to terminate its contractual relationship with the Customer and to terminate or suspend any bet placed by any such Customer, whether accepted or not, and/or to claim damages from the Customer.

In such event –

• all amounts owing by the Customer to Easybet shall become payable immediately;  and

• Easybet shall have a lien and right of retention over all monies of the Customer on deposit with Easybet, pending settlement of such damages as may have been suffered by Easybet.

15.2. Notwithstanding the generality of the aforegoing, the Customer shall be deemed to be in default if –

• the Customer commits any act of insolvency;

• the estate of the Customer is sequestrated;

• the Customer endeavours to compromise generally with his/her creditors;

• the Customer’s name is entered into the register of excluded persons contemplated in section 14 of the National Gambling Act, 2004.

15.3. The Customer shall be liable for any legal expenses (including legal expenses on a client-attorney scale, collection charges and tracing fees) as well as any amount governmental tax including but not limited to value-added tax, which Easybet may incur in recovering any amounts owing in respect of the Customer’s account or a result of the Customer’s breach of any of the Terms or the enforcement by Easybet of any of its rights against the Customer.