Termination fee or exit penalty
Ihe a na-eme
You pay money to leave.
Gịnị mere ọ na-ewute gị
An exit fee converts a bad relationship into an expensive one. It is a core driver of creator/agency disputes, and agencies use it to make leaving financially impossible rather than to compensate genuine loss.
Ihe nchọgharị dị mma dị ka
No exit fee. Both sides can walk on reasonable notice.
Agaghị enwe ike ịkpọghachite okwu ahụ
Neither party shall owe any fee, penalty, or liquidated damages upon termination.
Pịa nke a n'ime nzaghachi gị. Ikpe maka mgbanwe pụrụ iche bụ ihe dị mma karịa ikpe ha ka ha "wepu" paragraf.
Olee otú i ga-esi mara ya
Chọ̀ọ́ maka okwu ndị a:
termination feeearly terminationliquidated damagesbreak feepenaltybuyout
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