Common use of Cancelling an agreement Clause in Contracts

Cancelling an agreement. The customer is entitled to cancel an agreement due to a delay or defect on the part of the telecommunications operator, if the breach of agreement is substantial. The agreement can only be cancelled in relation to the service affected by the delay or defect. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel a communications service agreement by giving advance notice, if • the subscription has been closed for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request, and the grounds for the closure still apply; or • the customer has been found guilty of disrupting telecommunications using a communications service. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel agreements on other services, if • the use of the service has been interrupted for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request or network repair, and the grounds for the interruption still apply; • the customer has been declared insolvent and fails to make the deposit required by the telecommunications operator or provide an acceptable security; • the authorities have found that the customer has intentionally hampered or disrupted telecommunications; or • the customer is in material breach of a clause of the agreement and has not remedied its breach despite being requested to do so. The customer and the telecommunications operator are entitled to cancel an agreement on a service other than a communications service, if • the contractual performance has been prevented by a force majeure for more than three (3) months; or • the service cannot be delivered within a reasonable time, because a prerequisite for delivery referred to in Section 3.2 is lacking. The telecommunications operator must cancel a commu- nications service agreement in writing. The customer may cancel a communications service agreement orally or in writing.

Cancelling an agreement. The customer is entitled to cancel an agreement due to a delay or defect on the part of the telecommunications operator, if the breach of agreement is substantial. The agreement can only be cancelled in relation to the service affected by the delay or defect. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel a communications service agreement by giving advance notice, if • ■ the subscription has been closed for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request, and the grounds for the closure still apply; or • ■ the customer has been found guilty of disrupting telecommunications using a communications service. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel agreements on other services, if • ■ the use of the service has been interrupted for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request or network repair, and the grounds for the interruption still apply; • ■ the customer has been declared insolvent and fails to make the deposit required by the telecommunications operator or provide an acceptable security; • ■ the authorities have found that the customer has intentionally hampered or disrupted telecommunications; or • ■ the customer is in material breach of a clause of the agreement and has not remedied its breach despite being requested to do so. The customer and the telecommunications operator are entitled to cancel an agreement on a service other than a communications service, if • ■ the contractual performance has been prevented by a force majeure for more than three (3) months; or • ■ the service cannot be delivered within a reasonable time, because a prerequisite for delivery referred to in Section 3.2 is lacking. The telecommunications operator must cancel a commu- nications communications service agreement in writing. The customer may cancel a communications service agreement orally or in writing.

Cancelling an agreement. The customer is entitled to cancel an agreement due to a delay or defect on the part of the telecommunications operator, if the breach of agreement is substantial. The agreement can only be cancelled in relation to the service affected by the delay or defect. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel a communications com- munications service agreement by giving advance notice, if • the subscription has been closed for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request, and the grounds for the closure still apply; or • the customer has been found guilty of disrupting telecommunications using a communications service. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel agreements on other services, if • the use of the service has been interrupted for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request or network repair, and the grounds for the interruption still apply; • the customer has been declared insolvent and fails to make the deposit required by the telecommunications operator or provide 64639 EN 7/15 an acceptable security; • the authorities have found that the customer has intentionally hampered or disrupted telecommunications; or • the customer is in material breach of a clause of the agreement and has not remedied its breach despite being requested to do so. The customer and the telecommunications operator are entitled to cancel an agreement on a service other than a communications service, if • the contractual performance has been prevented by a force majeure for more than three (3) months; or • the service cannot be delivered within a reasonable time, because a prerequisite for delivery referred to in Section 3.2 is lacking. The telecommunications operator must cancel a commu- nications communications service agreement in writing. The customer may cancel a communications commu- nications service agreement orally or in writing.

Cancelling an agreement. The customer is entitled to cancel an agreement due to a delay or defect on the part of the telecommunications operator, if the breach of agreement is substantial. The agreement can only be cancelled in relation to the service affected by the delay or defect. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel a communications communi- cations service agreement by giving advance notice, if • the subscription has been closed for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request, and the grounds for the closure still apply; or • the customer has been found guilty of disrupting telecommunications using a communications service. The telecommunications operator has the right to cancel agreements on other services, if • the use of the service has been interrupted for at least one month due to another reason than the customer’s request or network repair, and the grounds for the interruption still apply; • the customer has been declared insolvent and fails to make the deposit required by the telecommunications operator or provide an acceptable security; • the authorities have found that the customer has intentionally hampered or disrupted telecommunications; or • the customer is in material breach of a clause of the agreement and has not remedied its breach despite being requested to do so. The customer and the telecommunications operator are entitled to cancel an agreement on a service other than a communications serviceser- vice, if • the contractual performance has been prevented by a force majeure ma- jeure for more than three (3) months; or • the service cannot be delivered within a reasonable time, because a prerequisite for delivery referred to in Section 3.2 is lacking. However, the customer is not entitled to cancel a fixed-term agree- ment if the terms and conditions of the agreement are amended based on legislative changes or an authority decision. The telecommunications operator must cancel a commu- nications service communications ser- vice agreement in writing. The customer may cancel a communications communica- tions service agreement orally or in writing.