Right to extraordinary termination. (1) The Controller may, at any time, terminate the Service Agreement and/or this Agreement without notice (‘extraordinary termination’) if a serious infringement of the Regulations or the provisions of this Agreement exists on part of the Processor, if the Processor cannot or will not execute the Controller’s legal instructions or if the Processor refuses to accept the Controller’s supervisory rights, in violation of this Agreement.
Right to extraordinary termination. The Controller may terminate the Principal Agreement, in whole or in part, without notice if the Processor fails to fulfil his obligations under this Agreement, intentionally or through gross negligence violates the provisions of the DS-GVO or other applicable data protection provisions, is unable or unwilling to execute an instruction given by the Controller, or opposes the Controller’s rights of control in a manner contrary to the contractual terms. In particular, failure to comply with the obligations agreed in this contract and derived from Art. 28 DS-GVO constitutes a serious infringement.
Right to extraordinary termination. If the violation of a protected legal position or of an environmental requirement is judged by BayernInvest to be very serious, if the implementation of the measures developed in the concept mentioned under 5.1 does not provide a remedy in the view of BayernInvest after expiry of the time specified in the concept mentioned under 5.1, if BayernInvest has no other mitigating means at its disposal and if increasing its influence does not appear promising, BayernInvest is entitled to terminate the business relationship extraordinarily.
Right to extraordinary termination. (1) The Principal may terminate this Agreement at any time without notice (“extraordinary termination”) if the Contractor has seriously violated the data protection regulations or the provisions of this Agreement, the Contractor is unable or unwilling to execute a lawful instruction from the Principal, or the Contractor is in breach of contract by refusing to follow the Principal’s controlling rights.
Right to extraordinary termination. 4.1 The Landlord may terminate the tenancy with immediate effect, without the need to give notice, for an essential reason, in particular if:
Right to extraordinary termination. (1) The client may terminate the cooperation in whole or in part without notice if the contractor fails to fulfil its obligations under this contract, if it violates provisions of the GDPR through intent or gross negligence, or if it cannot or does not intend to carry out an instruction issued by the client. For simple infringements – those that are neither intentional nor grossly negligent – the client shall set a reasonable deadline for the contractor to stop the infringement.
