Effect of Termination of Service Provider Relationship Clause Samples

The 'Effect of Termination of Service Provider Relationship' clause defines what happens when the contractual relationship between a service provider and a client ends. It typically outlines the obligations of both parties upon termination, such as the return of confidential information, payment for services rendered up to the termination date, and the cessation of any ongoing duties. This clause ensures that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities after the relationship ends, thereby preventing disputes and facilitating a smooth transition.
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