If a termination for convenience clause is included in a services contract:

a. its validity depends on whether the contract is in the private or public sector.

b. it is easy to determine if it is exercised in bad faith or an abuse of discretion.

c. if exercised in bad faith, it may mean the termination is a breach of contract.

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Saige Gilbert

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19 February, 14:19

If a termination for convenience clause is included in a services contract:

a. its validity depends on whether the contract is in the private or public sector.

b. it is easy to determine if it is exercised in bad faith or an abuse of discretion.

c. if exercised in bad faith, it may mean the termination is a breach of contract.

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Sidney Rivas · Answer 1

c. if exercised in bad faith, it may mean the termination is a breach of contract.

Explanation:

Termination for convience clause in a contract is the cluase which grant the power to the initiator of the contract to terminate the contract given to a company without recourse to the law. This is done when the explicitly stated laws or implicitly implied things was bridged. An example could be a footballer voicing his opinion about the need to stop football sport on the social media without the following the right channel mapped out by his club.

However, If the contract termination clause for convience was excersed in bad faith, it may mean that the termination is a breach of contract and the person whose contract was terminated is free to pursue his case in the legal court of law.