Setup Disputes
Breach of Contract Notice (Notice to Remedy)
A formal notice that the other party is in breach, giving a reasonable time to remedy before you act on it. In SA contract law you generally cannot cancel for breach unless the contract allows it or you have first given proper notice to remedy - this notice creates that step.
Medium risk
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When to use this
- •The other party has broken the contract and you want it fixed
- •You may need to cancel but must give notice to remedy first
- •You want to reserve your rights without putting yourself in the wrong