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Termination notice period

When a party wishes to terminate a contract, it must typically observe a prescribed notification period before the termination takes effect—this is the termination notice period.

Last updated: 13 June 2026Published: 27 January 2026

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When a party wishes to terminate a contract, it must typically observe a prescribed notification period before the termination takes effect—this is the termination notice period. It may be negotiated between parties, defined by law, or based on industry practice. A standard freight forwarding agreement, for example, often stipulates a three-month notice period. During this interval, the contract remains in force and both parties must continue performing their obligations. In supply chain management, the notice period is a critical planning tool: periods that are too short threaten operational stability, while excessively long periods unnecessarily tie up resources.

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