Question posted in the General Law category relating to Mpumalanga
Good Day, I want to get out of a contract with a WIFI Supplier. The service is unreliable, unstable and I have been lied to numerous times. The 24 month contract was signed on the 24th of February 2018.When I sent the notice email to the supplier that we will not continue using his services(23 June 2020), He advised that we still need to give one month's notice after the 24 month period has passed. Term number 2.7 in the Terms and Conditions states: "After the initial 24 (twenty four) month contract period, this agreement can be terminated by giving one calendar month's written notice by either party. Should this agreement be terminated for whatever reason during the initial 24 (twenty four) month contract period, the Lessee agrees that equipment as stated in clause 2.4 to be charged to the Lessee's account at the prevailing retail rate in conjunction with a 50(fifty) percent cancellation penalty of the remaining initial agreement period at the time of breach of this agreement. "If the contract is only valid for 24 months, will the above term 2.7 be enforceable?
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Yes. You will need to give 1 month's notice.
Just give him the calendar months' notice, and then move on with your life.
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