Revocation/Cancelation Clause Samples
The Revocation/Cancelation clause defines the conditions under which a party may withdraw or terminate an agreement, offer, or contractual obligation. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for providing notice, any required timeframes, and the consequences of revocation or cancelation, such as potential penalties or the return of goods or funds. Its core function is to provide a clear mechanism for ending contractual commitments, thereby reducing uncertainty and managing the risks associated with premature termination.
Revocation/Cancelation. The Client may cancel TRITAN’s right to Remote Access and/or demand the Services are rendered via a European Union legal entity, in the event:
(a) the SCCs are revoked or withdrawn or otherwise become invalid;
(b) the GDPR Terms of the Master Agreement and the SCCs are held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or to be an insufficient basis for cross-border data transfers;
(c) Client is requested by a Data Protection Authority, court or other competent official entity to stop the Remote Access, and/or
(d) Remote Access pursuant to these GDPR Terms is no longer compliant with applicable GDPR.
Revocation/Cancelation. The Client may cancel TRITAN’s right to Remote Access and/or demand the Services are rendered via a European Union legal entity, in the event:
(a) the SCCs are revoked or withdrawn or otherwise become invalid;