Amicable termination Sample Clauses
The Amicable Termination clause establishes a process for ending a contract by mutual agreement between the parties, rather than through breach or dispute. Typically, this clause outlines the steps both parties must follow to initiate and formalize the termination, such as providing written notice and settling any outstanding obligations. Its core function is to provide a clear, cooperative mechanism for ending the contractual relationship without conflict, thereby reducing the risk of legal disputes and ensuring an orderly conclusion to the agreement.
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Amicable termination. The Contract is an open-‐ended contract. As such, it can be canceled at any time by Berlin est à nous or by the Individual without specific reason by simple notification by e-‐mail or by registered letter addressed to: Choriner Str. 57 10435 Berlin Germany The termination of the Contract by the Individual will take effect at the end of the month during which it will have been notified in Berlin est à nous, provided that this notification was made before the 20th of the month and that this day is neither a Saturday, nor a Sunday, nor a public or non-‐working day. In the absence of notification of termination within these deadlines, it will take effect at the end of the month following that in which the notification is received by Berlin est à nous. If Berlin est à nous terminates the contract, the products of the Individual on deposit will be returned to it free of charge. If the termination of the contract is due to the Individual, the latter will have his articles shipped at his expense. The costs inherent to the shipment will be payable by the Individual before sending. Individuals can collect their items free of charge directly on site, by appointment confirmed by e-‐mail.
Amicable termination. This contract may be terminated by mutual agreement of the parties subject to one full calendar month's notice. A report on the state of the work carried out and a final invoice will be drawn up by the PROVIDER. In the absence of agreement on the accounts, the parties shall have recourse to mediation or, failing that, to the determination of the balance by an expert. The expert is then appointed by mutual agreement between the parties or, failing that, by the President of the competent Court.