And if the company did not meet its contract deadline, then its shipping partners had a "right to terminate their commitments".
A Whether the writer's buyer has a right to terminate the lease, or decline to renew it, would depend on the precise wording of the clause in question, said Douglas F. Wasser, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
Thus, Bain probably believes it has a right to terminate the merger agreement negating its obligations under Section 8.3(c) It appears that 3Com has the better argument, but it is unclear.
For example, he said, the form lease offered by the Real Estate Board of New York provides that if an apartment becomes completely unusable and is not repaired within 30 days, the tenant has a right to terminate the lease by giving the owner written notice.
"We believe Kraft did not deliver on its responsibilities to our brand under the agreement, the performance of the business suffered as a result, and that we had a right to terminate the agreement without payment to Kraft," it said.
Mr. Franks' bill ignores the central principle of the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision, which is that women have a constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy before "viability".
"I'd be shocked if Walgreens doesn't have a contractual right to terminate the contract right now," said George Triantis, an expert on contract design and dispute resolution at Stanford Law School.
If you are unable to perform your obligations due to some impossibility, you may have a legal right to terminate the contract.
Because the reason for the contract is now illegal, both Adam and Barbara have a legal right to terminate the contract.
As we held in Casey, prior to viability "the woman has a right to choose to terminate her pregnancy".
