What is it?
Termination for convenience clauses were traditionally used in government contracts and tenders to give governments the ability to terminate contracts at their sole option (or 'convenience') in cases of change of government or change in government policy with the objective of saving the taxpayer money. This is especially the case in long-term government contracts. These contracts give the buyer unilateral power, that is where only the principal can terminate at its sole option and unless otherwise so stated the vendor cannot do this and must follow normal termination procedures.
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