Notice to Remedy Breach of Contract
This notice may be used to let a counterparty know that they have breached the contract and you expect the breach to be remedied, whether the contract requires such a notice or not.
Last updated October 24, 2025
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The Legal Risk Score of a Notice to Remedy Breach of Contract Template is Medium
Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:
- Nothing in this document is legally binding, and it does not constitute repudiation or some other form of termination.
- It can be one of multiple strategies used against the offending party.
- The requirement for the recipient to confirm receipt of the notice by a specified deadline adds a procedural obligation that, if missed, could exacerbate the situation or lead to further complications in the relationship between the parties.
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