Termination for convenience by the Customer. (a) Without prejudice to the Customer's other rights, the Customer may for its sole convenience, and for any reason, by written notice to the Supplier immediately terminate this Agreement or reduce its scope, effective from the time stated in the Customer's notice, or if no such time is stated, at the time notice is given to the Supplier.
Termination for convenience by the Customer. The Customer may terminate this Agreement for convenience at any time on giving written notice to the Service Provider. The amount of notice given affects the payments that the Customer is obliged to make as a consequence of termination and this is dealt with in clause 11 (Payments made on Termination). Subject to any obligation to provide the Services in accordance with the Exit Plan, the Service Provider's obligation to provide the Services shall end on the date set out in the Customer's notice. Without prejudice to clause 2 and unless otherwise stipulated by the Customer in its notice of termination, any Services that have not commenced at the date of the Customer's notice shall be cancelled automatically. This right of termination is in addition to any other rights of the Customer under this Agreement and its exercise shall be without prejudice to any claim, remedy or right of action that either party may have in relation to this Agreement.
Termination for convenience by the Customer other than for Default by the Contractor The Customer may terminate the whole or any part of the performance of the Services at any time by giving written notice to the Contractor and, absent any default by the Contractor, the Customer must pay to the Contractor, within thirty (30) days of notice of termination being given, the greater of:
Termination for convenience by the Customer. (a) The Customer may by Notice in Writing at any time terminate the Customer Contract for convenience, such termination to be effective immediately unless stated otherwise on the Notice In Writing. My Integrator Service must immediately comply with any directions given in the Notice in Writing and must do everything that is reasonably practical to mitigate its losses arising in consequence of termination of the Customer Contract under this clause 15.3
Termination for convenience by the Customer. 59.3.1 The Customer may terminate this Contract for convenience at any time on giving a minimum of four (4) months written notice to the Supplier. The amount of notice given affects the payments that the Customer is obliged to make as a consequence of termination and this is dealt with in clause 62 (Payments made on Termination).
Termination for convenience by the Customer. The Customer may by Notice in Writing at any time terminate the Supply Contract for convenience, such termination to be effective immediately unless stated otherwise on the Notice In Writing. The Supplier must immediately comply with any directions given in the Notice in Writing and must do everything that is reasonably practical to mitigate its losses arising in consequence of termination of the Supply Contract under this clause 26.3. If the Customer exercises its right under clause 26.3, the Customer must: indemnify the Supplier against any liabilities or expenses, which are reasonably and properly incurred by the Supplier to the extent that those liabilities or expenses were incurred as a result of termination of the Supply Contract in accordance with clause 26.3; and pay any amount that is stated in the Item 12 of the Purchase Order as being payable by the Customer upon the exercise of its right to terminate the Supply Contract for convenience.
