November 9, 2020

Dissolution and Change of Contract in Uzbekistan

Table of Content

1. Legislation

2. Methods of Dissolution of a Contract

3. The Procedure for Change and Dissolution of a Contract

4. Consequences of Contract Dissolution and Change

5. Invalid Transaction vs. Contract Dissolution

6. Legal Grounds for Dissolution or Change of Individual Contracts

1. Legislation

1. Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

2. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 670-I of 29.08.98 “On the Legal Framework for the Activities of Economic Entities”;

3. Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 28.11.14 No. 269 “On Certain Issues of Application by Economic Courts of Civil Legislation on the Invalidity of Transactions”;

4. Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme economic Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 24.05.19 No. 13 “On Certain Issues of Application by the Court of First Instance of the Norms of Economic Legislation”;

5. Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Economic Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 203 “On Certain Issues of Application of Civil Legislation Regulating the Conclusion, Modification and Termination of Business Contracts”.

The key to the success of any civil contract is its stability. However, despite the principle of stability, the legislation provides for cases of possible early dissolution and change of a contract or unilateral refusal to perform a contract. This article is devoted to a detailed review of such cases, as well as to the general provisions on dissolution of contracts in the civil law system of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

2. Methods of Dissolution of a Contract

To start with, as a General rule, a change or dissolution of a contract shall be possible by agreement of the parties. However, this provision is of a dispositive nature, which indicates that the parties can restrict or exclude the application of this provision, and this provision will not be applied if the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan or other laws provide otherwise (article 382 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan). For example, if a contract is concluded in favor of a third party, the parties will not be able to dissolve or change a contract without the consent of this third party from the moment the third party expresses its intention to the debtor to exercise its right under the contract. Thus, a contract dissolved or changed without the consent of a third party may be declared invalid by the court at the claim of the latter. However, a contract or legislation may provide for a different procedure (article 362 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan).

Also, a contract shall be changed or dissolved upon the demand of one of the parties by decision of a court. In particular, a contract can be dissolved or changed in the event of a material breach of a contract by one of the parties. Furthermore, a contract or law may provide for other cases. In turn, material terms are the terms on the subject of a contract, which are named in the law or in other legal acts as material terms of a contract or such terms as are necessary for contracts of this type. Moreover, material terms are all those terms which shall be reconciled by the parties of a contract (paragraph 3 of the resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme economic Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 203 dated 18.12.09). A breach of a contract by one of the parties which entails for the other party such damage that it is deprived in significant degree which it had the right to count on when concluding the contract shall be deemed to be material (article 382 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan). In practice, the materiality of the breach of a contract is determined by the court. Besides, as mentioned above, the law may provide for specific cases where the breach of a certain term is recognized as material, which enables the injured party with the right to unilaterally dissolve a contract by the decision of a court. Such an example is article 455 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which prescribes that a unilateral refusal to perform a contract is allowed for the following material breaches:

  • The supplier has delivered goods of poor quality that cannot be repaired within a reasonable time for the buyer;
  • The supplier repeatedly violates the terms of delivery of goods;
  • The buyer repeatedly violates the payment terms;
  • In case of repeated non-selection of goods by the buyer.

Besides, a contract may provide for cases and grounds on which one of the parties will have the right to request changes or termination of the agreement.

In addition, a contract may be terminated or amended by the court if the circumstances have changed materially, namely, the circumstances from which the parties proceeded when concluding a contract (article 383 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan). A change of circumstances shall be deemed to be material if the parties could reasonably foresee this? The contract would not have been concluded at all by them or it would have been concluded on significantly differing conditions . Due to a material change in circumstances, a contract may be dissolved or changed if the following conditions are met simultaneously:

  1. At the moment concluding the contract the parties proceeded from the fact that such a change of circumstances would not occur;
  2. the change of circumstances has been caused by reasons which the interested party could not overcome after they arose with that degree o concern and care which are required of him by the character of the contract and the conditions of turnover;
  3. The performance of the contract in such circumstances would cause the interested party such damage that it will lose what it was entitled to expect at the conclusion of the contract;
  4. it does not follow from business practices or from the substance of the contract itself that the claim for changes in circumstances is borne by the interested party.

Also, it should be borne in mind that changing a contract due to a material change in circumstances is allowed only in exceptional cases:

  • when dissolution of a contract is contrary to the public interest; or
  • will cause damage to the parties that is significantly greater than if the terms of the contract are changed.

This method of dissolution or change of a contract may also be excluded by the agreement.

So, we have come to the third method of dissolution or change of a contract, in particular, unilateral refusal to perform a contract. Unilateral refusal to perform a contract is possible only in two cases:

  • When a contract explicitly states when one of the parties may unilaterally refuse to perform the contract;
  • When a law allows unilateral refusal (article 382 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan).

Thus, if the parties did not specify in the contract that a unilateral refusal is permissible and did not agree in which cases it is permissible, and if the law for this type of contract does not explicitly specify that one of the parties has the right unilaterally to refuse to perform the contract, then a unilateral refusal to perform the contract is unacceptable. A unilateral refusal may be made in full or in part. Refusal in full is considered dissolution of the contract, and partially-its change. It is important to understand that in the event of a unilateral refusal, the agreement is considered dissolved or changed in fact. Paragraph 25 of the Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Economic Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 18.12.09 No. 203 indicates that in case of unilateral refusal, dissolution (through the previous methods) of a contract is not required. Hence, it should be understood that a unilateral refusal to perform a contract, made in accordance with the law or the contract, does not require applying to the court with a claim for change or dissolution of the contract. However, even if one of the parties filed a claim for dissolution of a contract and the contract contains a condition for its unilateral refusal, such a claim must be considered by the court according to the General rules (paragraph 26 of the Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 18.12.09 No. 203).

3. The Procedure for Change and Dissolution of a Contract

If a contract is dissolved or changed by an agreement of the parties:

There is no need to apply to a court. Parties shall make an agreement to change or dissolve a contract. Such an agreement must be made in the same form as the contract itself (article 384 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan). For example, if the contract was certified, then the agreement must also be certified. However, if the contract, legislation or custom of business provides for a different procedure, the agreement must be concluded in such a different procedure.

If the agreement is dissolved or changed through the court unilaterally:

Demand concerning a change or dissolution of a contract may be submitted to the court only after the party has proposed to the other party to change or dissolve the contract and:

  • whether has been refused this offer;
  • Or did not receive a response within the time period stipulated in the offer, contract or law, and in the absence of such deadlines within 30 days (article 384 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan).

In this case, the 30-day period is calculated from the date of receipt of the offer, and if the deadline for receiving the offer is unknown, then the 30-day period is calculated from the date of expiration of the normally necessary time for the other party to receive the offer to change or dissolve a contract (paragraph 18 of the resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 18.12.09 No. 203).

If the court, when considering the case of dissolution or change of a contract, finds that the contract has not been concluded or its validity period has expired, the court will refuse the claim (paragraph 21 of the Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 18.12.09 No. 203).

If the contract is dissolved or changed by unilateral refusal to perform the contract:

There is no need to apply to the court. For unilateral refusal to perform the contract, it is sufficient to notify the other party (paragraph 25 of the Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Economic Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 203 dated 18.12.09). In case of unilateral refusal to perform a contract in full, the contract is considered dissolved (if according to the contract or the law). In case of unilateral refusal to perform a contract partially, the contract is considered changed (if according to the contract or the law).

4. Consequences of Contract Dissolution and Change

In the event of the change of a contract, the obligations of the parties shall be preserved in the changed form. In the event of the dissolution of the contract the obligations of the parties shall terminate.

In particular, the obligations are considered to be changed or dissolved from the moment of:

  • Conclusion of an agreement to change or dissolve the contract; or
  • The entry into force of a court decision to change or dissolve the contract; or
  • Unilateral refusal to perform the contract by one of the parties.

Please note that the agreement itself may provide that the contract will be considered changed or dissolved not from the moment of conclusion of the agreement, but, for example, after 15 days. Also, if an agreement requires registration (for example, a real estate purchase and sale agreement) when it is changed or dissolved, the change or termination of the obligation will occur after such registration.

The parties may not demand the return of what was performed by them under the obligation prior to the change or dissolution of a contract. However, this rule is dispositive, and a contract, agreement, or law may specify otherwise.

In addition, if dissolution or change of a contract based on material breach of the contract, the injured party may claim damages caused by the change or dissolution.

5. Invalid Transaction vs. Contract Dissolution

The differences between the invalidity of a transaction and the dissolution of a contract are as follows:

  • Various grounds;
  • The invalidity of the transaction is based on its illegality, while the dissolution of a contract is based on the occurrence of circumstances leading to dissolution. The validity of the contract is not disputed in case of dissolution;
  • The transaction is considered invalid from the moment of its completion and does not bear any legal consequences (except those related to its invalidity). Dissolution of a contract does not affect the rights and obligations during the term of the contract, but only affects the future rights and obligations of the parties;
  • The demand to dissolve a contract is allowed during the term of the agreement. A transaction may be declared invalid even after the expiration of this transaction (paragraph 3 of the resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Economic Court of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 269 dated 28.11.14).

6. Legal Grounds for Dissolution or Change of Individual Contracts[1]

One of the parties has the right to dissolve a contract (by an agreement or through a court) One of the parties has the right unilaterally to refuse to perform a contract
 

Contract of Purchase-Sale

Buyer

  • if the seller transfers the goods to the buyer that are subject to the rights of third parties (the buyer did not agree to accept such goods).
 

Contract of Purchase-Sale

Buyer

  • if the seller refuses to transfer the sold product;
  • if appurtenances and documents are not transferred by the seller within the specified period (which the buyer has set in case of non-transfer or refusal to transfer these appurtenances or documents);
  • if the seller has transferred a smaller quantity of goods;
  • if the product assortment does not match;
  • If the seller did not meet the buyer’s requirements for completing the goods within a reasonable time.

Seller

  • If the assortment is not defined in the contract of sale and the contract does not establish the procedure for determining it, but it follows from the substance of the obligation that the goods must be transferred to the buyer in the assortment;
  • In cases where the buyer does not accept or refuses to accept the goods in violation of the law or the contract of purchase-sale;
  • If the buyer, in violation of the contract of purchase-sale, refuses to accept and pay for the goods;
  • When the buyer does not make the next payment for the goods sold in installments and transferred to him (in the case of installments) within the period established by the contract.

Any of the parties

  • In cases where the party obligated to insure the goods and does not carry out insurance in accordance with the terms of the contract.
Contract of Retail Purchase and Sale

Buyer

  • if the product is sold of poor quality.

Contract of Retail Purchase and Sale

Buyer

  • If the buyer is not given the opportunity to immediately get the necessary and reliable information about the product at the point of sale;
  • Before delivery of the goods with reimbursement of the seller’s expenses;
Contract of Delivery

One of the parties

  • If a long-term contract, refuses or refuses to agree on the quantity of goods to be delivered or other terms of the contract for subsequent periods in accordance with the procedure established by the contract.

Contract of Delivery

Supplier

  • If the buyer provides the shipping order within the specified period;
  • Non-selection of goods by the buyer within the established or reasonable time.

Buyer

  • Has the right to refuse to accept goods whose delivery is overdue by notifying the supplier;
  • Has the right to refuse to accept goods if non-conformity of goods is detected during their selection;
  • Has the right to refuse to pay for goods of non-confirming quality and incomplete goods.

In the event of a breach that may be deemed material, the following cases are considered:

Violation by the supplier:

  • delivery of goods of poor quality with defects that cannot be eliminated within a reasonable time for the buyer;
  • repeated violations of the terms of delivery of goods.

Violation by the buyer

  • repeated violation of payment terms for goods;
  • Repeated non-selection of products.
Agriculture Procurement Contract

Procurer

  • if it becomes known that due to the failure of the product producer to fulfill the obligation to transfer to the procurer the grown (produced) agricultural products in the quantity and assortment provided for in the contract, and agricultural products cannot be received in the quantity and assortment provided for in the contract.

State Contract for Delivery of Goods for State Needs

Buyer has the right to fully or partially refuse the goods specified in the attachment notice.

Supplier

  • If the losses caused to the supplier (executor) in connection with the performance of the state contract are not compensated in accordance with the state contract;
  • Upon termination of the state contract on the grounds specified in the previous paragraph.
Contract of Sale of Enterprise

Buyer

  • if it is established that the enterprise is unsuitable for the purposes specified in the contract of sale of the enterprise due to the shortcomings for which the seller is responsible, and these shortcomings are not eliminated by the seller.

Contract of Electric Power Supply

As a General rule, an interruption of power supply, termination or restriction is allowed by agreement of the parties. However, there are 2 exceptions:

  1. Interruption of power supply, termination or restriction of power supply unilaterally is possible if there is a threat of accidents with a warning to the subscriber;
  2. Interruption of the power supply, termination or restriction of the power supply unilaterally is possible if there is a threat of accidents without warning, but with immediate notification to the subscriber and if it is necessary to take urgent measures to prevent an accident.

A citizen can unilaterally terminate the contract with a notification without any reason.

Organization can unilaterally refuse to perform the contract, provided that the citizen is notified no later than a month in advance if:

  • The citizen did not pay for the energy they used

A legal entity (subscriber) has the right to refuse the contract unilaterally for the reasons specified in the “Delivery” section of the current column.

Contract of Gift

Cancellation of a gift is allowed in court if the donee commits a deliberate crime against the life or health of the donor, members of his family or close relatives.[2]

Contract of Gift

Donee has the right to refuse the gift at any time prior to the transfer of the gift.

Donor is entitled to withdraw from the contract containing the promise to transfer in future to the donee a thing or property right or to release the donee from property obligation if:

  • after signing the contract his financial situation deteriorated significantly;
  • if the donee has committed a deliberate crime against the life or health of the donor, his family members, or close relatives.[3]

Contract of Rent

Recipient of the Rent

  • If payer of rent fails to provide security for the performance of its obligations, or insurance in favor of the recipient of the rent, the risk of non-performance or improper performance of these obligations;
  • In the event of loss of security or deterioration of security conditions due to circumstances for which recipient of the rent is not responsible.

Contract of Permanent Rent

Payer of Permanent Rent

  • has the right to refuse further payment of rent by its redemption.
Contract of Rent for Life

Recipient of Rent for Life

  • in cases of material violation of the contract of rent for life by the payer.

Property Lease Agreement

Each of the parties

  • has the right to cancel the contract at any time without any reason, while notifying the other party in writing about it a month in advance, and if the lease of real estate-then three months in advance;
Contract of Alienation and Use of Property Transferred to Secure Maintenance for Life

Alienator

  • if the purchaser does not fulfill its obligations under the agreement or performs them in an improper way.

Purchaser

  • if, due to circumstances beyond his control, his financial situation has changed to such an extent that he cannot provide the alienator with conditional maintenance, or if the alienator has regained his ability to work.

Contract of Rental

Lessee

  • has the right to cancel the contract of rental at any time.
Property Lease Agreement

Lessee

  • if the documents and appurtenances of the property have not been transferred and the lessee cannot use the property in accordance with its purpose, or is largely deprived of what he was entitled to expect when concluding the contract;
  • if the lessor has not provided the leased property within the agreed period or within a reasonable time;
  • if deficiencies are found that prevent the use of the property;
  • if the lessor has not warned about all the rights of third parties to the leased property;
  • if the lessor does not perform its duty to perform major repairs;
  • if the lessor does not provide the property for use by the lessee or creates obstacles to using property in accordance with the terms of the contract or assignment of property;
  • if the property, due to circumstances for which the lessee is not responsible, is in a condition that is not suitable for use.

Lessor

  • If the lessee does not use the property in accordance with the terms of the contract or the purpose of the property, despite a written warning from the landlord;
  • If the lessee uses the property with a significant violation of the terms of the contract or the purpose of the property, or with repeated violations, despite a written warning from the lessor;
  • If the lessee significantly degrades the property;
  • If the lessee does not pay for the use of the property more than twice in a row after the payment period established by the contract has expired;
  • If the lessee does not perform major repairs to the property within the time limits set by the contract, or if they are not specified in the contract within a reasonable time in cases where, in accordance with the law or the contract, the lessee is responsible for performing major repairs.

Contract of Finance Leasing

Recipient of Finance Leasing

  • Has the right to refuse the delivered property in case of non-delivery, delay in delivery or delivery of property of non-confirming quality.
Contract of Finance Leasing

Recipient of Finance Leasing

  • If the property subject to the contract of finance leasing, not transferred to the recipient of finance leasing as specified in this contract period, and if no such period is specified, within a reasonable time and, if delay is admitted on circumstances for which the lessor is responsible;
  • In case of non-delivery, delay in delivery or delivery of property of non-confirming quality.

Lessor

  • If the recipient of finance leasing commits a material breach of its obligations.

Contract of Rental of Dwelling Premise

Tenant

  • With the consent of other citizens permanently residing with him, may terminate the contract at any time with a written notice to the landlord 3 months in advance.
Contract of Rental of Dwelling Premise

Landlord

  • If the tenant does not pay for residential premises for six months, if the contract does not set a longer period, and for short-term rental, if the payment is not made more than twice after the payment period set by the contract;
  • In the event of destruction or damage to residential premises by the tenant or other citizens for whose actions he is responsible;
  • When using residential premises for committing illegal acts;
  • If the tenant or other citizens for whose actions he is responsible, after a warning, continue to use the residential premises for other purposes or violate the rights and interests of neighbors.

Each of the Parties

  • if the premise ceases to be suitable for permanent residence, as well as in case of its emergency condition;
  • in other cases stipulated by the housing legislation.

Contract of Uncompensated Use (contract of loan)

Each of the Parties

  • If the term of free use of the item is not specified in the contract, while notifying the other party one month in advance;

Loan Recipient

  • Even if a fixed-term contract is concluded, has the right to withdraw from the contract at any time, subject to one month’s notice to the lender.
Contract of Uncompensated Use (contract of loan)

Loan Recipient

  • If the appurtenances and documents related to the item were not transferred, but without them the item cannot be used for its intended purpose or its use significantly loses value for the loan recipient;
  • If the lender does not provide the item to the loan recipient;
  • If there are shortcomings that make the normal use of the item impossible or burdensome, and which the lender intentionally or through gross negligence did not stipulate at the conclusion of the contract;
  • If the lender did not warn the loan recipient about the rights of third parties to the item when concluding the contract;
  • If the item, due to circumstances for which he is not responsible, is in a condition that is not suitable for use.

Lender

  • If the loan recipient does not use the item in accordance with the contract or the purpose of the item;
  • If the loan recipient does not fulfill the obligations to maintain the item in good condition or its maintenance;
  • If the loan recipient significantly worsens the condition of the item;
  • If the loan recipient has transferred the item to a third party without the lender’s consent.

Contract of Independent-Work

Customer

  • If there is a need for additional work and for this reason – in a significant excess of the approximate price of the work;
  • If the contractor does not start executing the contract in a timely manner or performs the work so slowly that it is clearly impossible to complete it by the deadline;
  • If, during the performance of the work, it becomes obvious that it will not be performed properly, the customer has the right to assign the contractor a reasonable time to correct the deficiencies and if the contractor does not fulfill this requirement within the appointed time, to withdraw from the contract;
  • may withdraw from the contract at any time prior to the delivery of the result of the work, paying the contractor a part of the set price in proportion to the part of the work performed before receiving notification of the customer’s withdrawal from the contract;
  • If deviations in the work from the terms of the contract or other shortcomings of the result of work are significant and irremediable, or the detected shortcomings were not eliminated within a reasonable period of time established by the customer.

Contractor

  • If the customer, despite the timely and justified warning from the contractor about the circumstances indicated in the first paragraph of article 643 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, in reasonable term will not replace unsuitable or substandard material, will not change instructions on the method of execution of the work or not take other necessary measures to eliminate the circumstances threatening the validity or strength work;
  • when the customer’s breach of its reciprocal obligations under the contract, in particular non-material, equipment, technical documentation or subject to processing (handling) things, prevents the execution of the contract by the contractor, as well as in the presence of circumstances, obviously testifying that the performance of these duties is not made within the prescribed period;
Contract of Independent-Work

Contractor

  • If there is a significant increase in the cost of materials and equipment to be provided by the contractor, as well as services rendered to it by third parties that could not have been foreseen at the conclusion of the contract, the contractor has the right to demand an increase in the established price of work (estimates), and if the customer refuses to fulfill this requirement, to dissolve the contract;

Contract of Domestic Independent-Work

Customer

  • May refuse to pay for services that were imposed by the contractor;
  • Can cancel the contract at any time before putting contractor to work, paying the contractor part of the established price of proportionally part of the work performed prior to receipt of the notification of refusal of the customer from the contract and reimburse contractor the expenses incurred up to this point for the purpose of execution of the contract, if they are not included in the part prices.
Contract of Domestic Independent-Work

Customer

  • when, due to the incompleteness or unreliability of the information received from the contractor, a contract was concluded for the performance of work that does not have the properties that the customer had in mind.

Contract of Construction Independent-Work

Contractor

  • has the right to refuse to perform additional works only in cases when they are not within the scope of the contractor’s professional activity or cannot be performed by the contractor for reasons beyond its control;
  • If it is found impossible to use the materials or equipment provided by the customer without compromising the quality of the work performed and the customer refuses to replace them;
  • Under the obligation to eliminate defects at the request of the customer, may refuse to perform this duty if the elimination of defects is not directly related to the subject of the construction contract or cannot be performed by the contractor for reasons beyond its control.

Customer

  • May refuse to accept the result of work in the event of defects that exclude the possibility of using for the purpose specified in the construction contract and cannot be eliminated by the contractor, the customer or a third party.
Contract of Compensated Rendering of Services

Customer

  • Under the condition of payment of the full set price (services performed), except in cases where the termination of the contract is caused by the guilty actions of the contractor.

Executor

  • Under the condition of full compensation to the customer for losses caused by the dissolution of the contract, except in cases where this was due to the fault of the customer.

Contract of Carriage

Consignor

  • has the right to refuse the submitted vehicles that are not suitable for the carriage of the corresponding cargo.
Contract of Bank Account

Bank

  • when the amount of funds stored in the client’s account is lower than the minimum amount stipulated by the banking rules or the contract, if such amount is not restored within one month from the date of the Bank’s notification;
  • if there are no transactions on this account during the year, unless otherwise stipulated in the contract.

Contract of Transport Expediting

Each of the Parties

  • by notifying the other party 10 days in advance.
Contract of Commission Agency

In the event of the death of a citizen or the liquidation of a legal entity – Commission agent, the Commission agreement is terminated.

Credit Contract

Creditor

  • may refuse to grant a loan in whole or in part if the borrower is declared insolvent, fails to fulfill its obligations to secure the loan, violates the obligation to use the loan in accordance with the contract, as well as in other cases stipulated by the contract.

Borrower

  • has the right to refuse to receive a loan in full or in part, with notification of the creditor before the credit contract deadline for granting the loan, unless otherwise provided by law or the contract.
Contract of Trust Management of Property

Trustee Manager

  • If the property transferred to the trustee manager was encumbered with the rights of third parties after the conclusion of the contract, and the Trustee Manager was not notified of this within ten days.

In case of improper performance of the Trustee’s duties, the trust management contract is terminated on the basis of its termination through the court.

Contract of Bank Account

Bank

  • as the General rule, the Bank does not have the right to refuse to open an account, except in cases where such refusal is caused by the Bank’s inability to accept banking services.

Client

  • at the request of the client at any time.
Contract of Insurance

Insurer

  • If the insurant (beneficiary) objects to changing the terms of the insurance contract or paying an additional insurance premium;
  • If the insurant (beneficiary) fails to comply with the obligation to immediately inform the insurer of significant changes in the circumstances reported to the insurer at the conclusion of the contract, if these changes may significantly affect the increase in the insurance risk.

Contract of Commission

Principal

  • has the right to cancel the order at any time (if the attorney is an entrepreneur, then with a notification of this no later than 30 days, unless otherwise provided by the agreement).

Attorney

  • may cancel the commission at any time.
Contract of Simple Partnership

Each of the Parties

  • When entering into a contract with an indication of the term or with an indication of the purpose as a cancellation condition, for a justifiable reason.

Contract of Commission Agency

Committent

  • At any time, while canceling the commission given to the Commission agent;

Commission Agent

  • DOES NOT have the RIGHT, unless otherwise provided by the Commission Agency contract, to refuse to perform it, except for the case when the contract is concluded without specifying the term of its validity.

Contract of Trust Management of Property

The contract is terminated if:

  • the beneficiary refuses to receive benefits under the contract, unless the contract provides otherwise;
  • refusal of the Trustee or founder of the management to perform management due to the inability of the Trustee to personally perform trust management of the property;
  • refusal of the management founder.
 

The contract of complex entrepreneurial license (franchising)

Each of the parties

  • Has the right to cancel an indefinite contract for a complex entrepreneurial license at any time by notifying the other party six months in advance, unless the contract provides for a longer notice period.
 

Contract of Keeping

Transferor                     

  • The right to refuse the item if, as a result of damage for which the keeper is responsible, the quality of the item has changed so much that it cannot be used for its original purpose.
 

Contract of Warehouse Keeping

Goods Warehouse

  • In cases where the transferor has concealed the dangerous nature of the goods, which threatens to cause significant damage.
 

Insurance Contract

Insurant (beneficiary)

  • at any time, if by the time of refusal, the possibility of an insured event has not disappeared due to the circumstances specified in part one of article 948 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Insurer

  • may refuse to pay the insurance indemnity if the insurant fails to fulfill the obligation to immediately notify of the occurrence of an insured event;
  • has the right to refuse the insurant (beneficiary) to pay the insurance indemnity under the property insurance contract or the sum insured under the personal insurance contract in cases where:
  • the insurance contract was terminated before the insured event occurred;
  • the insurance contract is void on the grounds stipulated by the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan or other laws;
  • the insurer is exempt from paying the insurance indemnity or the sum insured on the grounds specified in articles 951-954 of the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan;
  • the insurer filed a claim for invalidation of the insurance contract on the grounds provided for by this Code or other laws, or for termination of the insurance contract due to the fact that the policyholder (beneficiary) prevented the investigation of the circumstances of the insured event or the determination of the amount of losses caused.
 

Contract of Simple Partnership

Each of the Parties

  •  with an application no later than three months before the expected withdrawal from the contract, unless otherwise specified in the agreement.

[1] Some grounds are dispositive rules, which indicates that the contract may specify otherwise. The list is not exhaustive, as the legal grounds were taken only from the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In addition, the General provisions of the contract apply to its individual types, unless otherwise established by the civil code of the Republic of Uzbekistan on these individual types of contract.

[2] The rules on refusal to execute a gift contract and on cancellation of a gift do not apply to gift agreements made orally.

[3] The rules on refusal to execute a gift contract and on cancellation of a gift do not apply to gift agreements made orally.