Fatemeh Rakideh
trainee lawyer at the Iranian Central Bar Association
Right-to-terminate clauses and automatic-termination clauses

Right-to-terminate clauses and automatic-termination clauses

A clause granting a right to terminate usually allows a party to end the contract in specified circumstances. An automatic-termination clause instead provides for the agreed event to end the contract without a fresh exercise of choice.

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Right-to-terminate clauses and automatic-termination clauses

A clause granting a right to terminate usually allows a party to end the contract in specified circumstances. An automatic-termination clause instead provides for the agreed event to end the contract without a fresh exercise of choice.

Important points in contract review

Point 1

The complete contract, addenda and relevant clauses

Point 2

When the obligation arose, its due date and evidence of performance or non-performance

Point 3

Correspondence, messages, formal legal notices, payment receipts, and delivery documents

Point 4

Security, agreed sums for breach, termination rights and dispute-resolution clauses

Legal review of documents and disputes related to contractual termination right and automatic termination clause under Iranian law

Importance of a careful contract review

Choose the legal characterisation from the actual contract and evidence. Similar-looking cases may require different solutions, particularly for termination, nullity, compelling performance and damages.

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Frequently asked questions

The termination clause gives the designated party or person the authority to terminate the contract if the stipulated conditions are met. The limits of the authority, the time and method of application must be specified in the text of the contract.
An automatic-termination clause ends the contract when the stipulated event occurs. A clause granting a termination right requires its holder to exercise that right. The exact wording is decisive.
Identify from the contract and governing rules the conditions for the right to arise, its time limit, any required notice, reciprocal obligations and post-termination effects.

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