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ARTICLE · 29 JANUARY 2021

Termination Of Contracts

Welcome back to our new series of ‘back to basics' blog in which we will provide posts focused on common legal issues.

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Welcome back to our new series of ‘back to basics' blog in which we will provide posts focused on common legal issues. This blog post looks at termination of contract, and the various ways in which contractual obligations could be brought to an end.

Why terminate a contract?

Parties enter into contracts in order to ensure mutually agreed obligations are enforceable by law. However, circumstances may change overtime: the contract may no longer be commercially beneficial, the other party may not be performing their obligations, or external circumstances – such as the COVID-19 pandemic – may render the contract unfeasible or detrimental to a contracting party. As a result, a party may wish to find means by which to bring the contract to end.

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