Rahul Lahiri (Lawyer) 26 June 2025

Termination rights under contract

Dear experts, my query is on the point that is there any legal restrictions that a party cannot invoke it's right to forthwith terminate a contract (in case of breach by other party), after intially serving a notice of termination for convenience (requiring 60 days notice) in goodfaith.

The contract has both termination options. Please help with relevant judgments in this regard

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 26 June 2025

You may have to look for judgments yourself, we don't supply judgments in this forum.

Rahul Lahiri (Lawyer) 26 June 2025

Thanks for your help.

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 27 June 2025

Relevant Case Law - *Air India Ltd. vs. GATI Ltd. (2015)*: This case suggests that in instances of repudiatory breach, termination might be justified even if the procedure isn't strictly followed. However, this depends on the breach's severity and the terminating party's good faith. Conside

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Rahul Lahiri (Lawyer) 27 June 2025

Thanks for the help Sir.