under which circumstances i have the right to terminate an agreement?

Answer 1

If the other party has broached the agreement

Answer 2

Some agreements have an exit clause, like "Either party may terminate this agreement by giving ____ days notice to the other"

Another reason to terminate an agreement is if the other party(s) has violated one of the principal terms of the agreement, such as following a schedule of payment of funds. Or a delivery of goods or a service by a specified date.

If the other party hasn't given you just cause to terminate the agreement, then there may be a stated early exit clause that requires you to pay a penalty to the other party.

In the city where I live there is a "Buyers Remorse" statute that allows a signer to back out of any agreement within a certain period of time after taking up the agreement. (I think it's 24hrs).
Most agreements carry a clause that states that whether or not there is a clause to the contrary, that all Federal, State, & Municipal laws shall apply to this agreement. In other words if you can't find a way out of your agreement stated directly in the terms & conditions, then there still may be a way out somewhere in applicable statutes.

That's all I know, but there may be lot's more out there. Keep looking if you don't find it here.

Answer 3

If the other party breaches the agreement. Or if there are circumstances that arise, that were authorized as a basis for termination, then it can be ended.

Answer 4

if either party is in breach of it. Is it a verbal or written agreement??

Answer 5

If it's a written contract and something that is promised is not followed through on, then the contract is broken.

Answer 6

when there is fruad involve in the agreement and when the agreement is expired already...