14. Breach

14.1      Breach of Terms by Customer:

If the customer breaches any of ScoreBet’s terms and fails to remedy the breach within 48 hours after receiving written notice from ScoreBet, ScoreBet has the right to:

Terminate Contractual Relationship: ScoreBet can immediately terminate its contractual relationship with the customer.

Terminate or Suspend Bets: ScoreBet can terminate or suspend any bets placed by the customer, whether these bets have been accepted or not.

Claim Damages: ScoreBet reserves the right to claim damages from the customer for the breach.

Immediate Payment Obligation: Upon termination:All amounts owed by the customer to ScoreBet become immediately payable.

Lien and Right of Retention:ScoreBet has a lien and right of retention over all funds of the customer deposited with ScoreBet. This is until any damages suffered by ScoreBet due to the breach are settled.

14.2     Events Constituting Default:

The customer's name is listed in the register of excluded persons under the National Gambling Act, 2004. The customer will be deemed to be in default if:

(i) The customer commits any act of insolvency.

(ii) The customer's estate is sequestrated (declared bankrupt).

(iii) The customer attempts to compromise generally with creditors.

(iv) For withdrawals involving credit card deposits or payments, copies of both sides of the card may be requested.

14.3     Customer's Liability for Costs:

The customer is liable for:

a.    Legal Expenses: Including legal fees on an attorney-client scale.

b.   Collection Charges and Tracing Fees: Incurred by ScoreBet in recovering any amounts owed.

c.    Governmental Taxes: Such as value-added tax, incurred by ScoreBet in relation to the customer's account or the enforcement of its rights against the customer.