If the spokesperson has not been able to meet the requirements of the contract, this is described as an “impossibility of delivery”. The company that hired the spokesperson may terminate the contract if the service is not possible. If a party does not deliberately comply with the terms of the contract, it is a breach of contract. You can take legal action and terminate the contract. If you wish to terminate the contract, the first step should be to verify the termination clause of the contract. In addition to possible reasons why one of the parties may terminate their contract, it may contain instructions on how to inform the other party that you wish to terminate the contract. Once the parties have agreed on the terms of the contract, they are both legally required to meet their contractual obligations. If they do not, they have violated the treaty and can be held accountable in court. The termination indicates that a contract expires or expires prematurely. This article will focus on the right of termination of the parties and the consequences of the early termination of a contract. If the term of the contract is valid for a specified period and the time has elapsed or expired, the contract is automatically terminated, unless it is extended.
A termination may be necessary if the obligations can no longer be maintained due to events that are not controlled by the parties. These events may include an act of war, a riot or major weather problems. This will be a “force majeure” or dismissal for reasons not controlled by one of the parties. If both parties decide to terminate the contract, this action can legally terminate the contract. A right of termination may also be created in common law in the event of non-compliance with an “intermediate period”. An interim period refers to a term for which the remedy for its breach depends on the nature and effect of the offence. If the infringement is serious enough to deprive the non-failing party of all the advantage of the contract, the non-failing party is entitled to terminate the contract (Hong Kong Fir Shipping Co Limited -v- Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd [1961] EWCA Civ 7). The remedy is that the non-failing party may regard the offence as a breach of refusal and terminate the contract as if it were a breach of a condition.