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ARTICLE · 06 MARCH 2019

It's Not So Simple To Terminate An Agreement Without Misconduct

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Following the clauses of the agreement is not sufficient to terminate a commercial relationship. Economic law imposes constraints which cannot be neglected.

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Following the clauses of the agreement is not sufficient to terminate a commercial relationship. Economic law imposes constraints which cannot be neglected.

Feel like a change? Want to benefit from a new supplier's innovative ideas and original proposals? Want to work for a new client in whose organization you are most interested and with which you could easily renegotiate your terms and conditions of sale? Quite often, after several years of collaboration, companies wish to change partners. Not because a partner has breached its obligations. All is working well, the agreement is performed and exchanges are correct. But an indescribable desire for renewal, the impression that things could be better with a new partner, is slowly taking hold.

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