Business, 29.04.2021 17:20, olly09

If a termination for convenience clause is included in a services contract: a. it is easy to determine if it is exercised in bad faith or an abuse of discretion. b. it specifically identifies events that will trigger termination. c. it defines what constitutes sufficient cause to terminate. d. is exercised in bad faith, it may mean the termination is a breach of contract.

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