QUT ePrints (Queensland University of Technology) · 2017 · 32 citations · 0 references
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LawCommercial LawContract LawContract InterpretationContract TheoryContractsBreach Of ContractContract ManagementInterpretation Of Termination ClausesTermination ClausesTermination ProvisionsTermination RightsCommercial Sales ContractsContingent Termination ClausesContractual Termination ClausesTermination ConditionsTermination In Commercial ContractsTermination Of Indefinite Contracts
Termination for convenience clauses continue to be commonly encountered in commercial contracts. To delineate between circumstances where these clauses may be safely relied upon to terminate contracts and circumstances where the invocation of these clauses may be successfully resisted involves a nuanced challenge for commercial parties and their advisors. This article examines the complex matrix of factors likely to impinge on this determination.