Letter terminating contract on notice

This letter template is designed to assist in the production of a letter terminating a contract on notice, where there has not been a breach of contract or other particular event giving rise to the right of termination.

Many - probably most - formal contracts allow one or both of the parties to terminate by giving the other a written notice of termination. This is sometimes referred to as termination "without cause" or "for convenience". Typically, the contract will terminate after a specified period has elapsed following the giving of the notice, for example 30 days. Sometimes, the termination will only be effective on a particular date, such as the anniversary of execution, and other limitations and restrictions may also apply. You must therefore review the contract carefully before issuing a notice of termination.

Generally, the termination (or attempted termination) of a contract may give rise to liability, and we therefore recommend that you take legal advice before terminating (or attempting to terminate) a contract.

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Formal notice of termination of identified contract; contractual basis for notice of termination; post-termination obligations reminder; questions regarding notice of termination contract.

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Version	1.0
First published	1 Sep 2016
Last updated	2 Jul 2018
Law	English law and EU law
Language	English (UK)
^†Word count	576
^†Template pages	1

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Letter terminating contract on notice

This letter template is designed to assist in the production of a letter terminating a contract on notice, where there has not been a breach of contract or other particular event giving rise to the right of termination.

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