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Client can end the contract anytime but you need 90 days notice? Ask for mutual notice, payment for work done and handover terms. Sample clause.
The Client may terminate at any time without notice or payment for work in progress. Contractor must give 90 days written notice.
A one-sided exit lets the client walk away with your partial work unpaid. Fair terms are mutual notice, payment for work completed, return of materials and a clear handover. This is general information, not legal advice.
Either party may terminate with 14 days written notice. On termination the Client shall pay for all work performed and expenses incurred up to the termination date.
Hi [Client],
Could termination be mutual with 14 days notice and payment for work completed up to that date? Thanks, [Your Name]
Only if the contract allows. Negotiate mutual notice and payment for work done.
Agree handover terms and payment for completed portions.
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