extraordinary termination (termination for cause)

Quelle: https://dejure.org/gesetze/BGB/626.html

An extraordinary termination is the termination of a contract for a serious reason without adhering to a notice period. It is used when the continuation of the contract is unreasonable or impossible, typically due to a重大 breach or other fundamental cause. It is common in employment and commercial contracts, including logistics and transport arrangements.

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