contract-law business
Contract terms are binding as long as services are provided on a mutually agreed-upon basis
<p>Context: B2B Contract</p>

<p>If one party chooses to discontinue future service, does this statement void the rest of the contract?</p>

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  <p>Contract terms are binding as long as services are provided on a mutually agreed-upon basis.</p>
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<p>My Reasoning: Since the services can no longer be provided on a mutual basis, as one party wishes to discontinue service, then the terms of the contract seem to no longer be binding.</p>

<h2>It probably voids the whole agreement right now</h2>

<p>What you have is an <a href="https://definitions.uslegal.com/a/agreement-to-agree/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">agreement to agree</a> - these are unenforceable. Technically such an agreement is void for uncertainty.</p>
