Three Months Notice Sample Clauses

The 'Three Months Notice' clause requires that a party intending to terminate or alter the agreement must provide the other party with at least three months' advance written notice. In practice, this means that if either side wishes to end the contract or make significant changes, they must inform the other party at least three months before the intended date of effect. This clause ensures both parties have sufficient time to prepare for the change, minimizing disruption and allowing for orderly transitions or renegotiations.
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Three Months Notice. The Company shall provide the Executive three (3) months prior written notice in the event of an involuntary termination of the Executive’s employment Without Cause or a voluntary resignation by the Executive for Good Reason.