Termination: Notice Period and Procedural Requirements

Sale of the property: The contract is automatically terminated on the date of the notarized deed, without compensation, subject to two months' notice.

Force Majeure: If the impediment lasts for more than thirty consecutive days, either party may terminate the agreement with immediate effect and without liability for damages.

Serious breach: If a formal notice remains unanswered for fifteen days, the contract shall be terminated automatically, without any judicial proceedings, and without prejudice to the right to claim damages. The formal notice must specify the alleged breach and the intention to invoke the clause.

Failure to Provide Notice of Non-Renewal: If we fail to fulfill our obligation to notify you between three months and one month before the contract’s expiration, you may terminate the contract free of charge at any time after the renewal date.

• One month's notice isn't enough to wrap up a season. If you cancel in May, the July reservations are still in place and remain your responsibility.
• Keep proof of mailing. The start date of the notice period depends on it.
• Check the termination date listed in your contract.