Article 476. Unilateral refusal to fulfill the contract of the Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan

     1. Unilateral refusal to perform a contract (in whole or in part) or unilateral modification of it is allowed in the event of a significant violation of the contract by one of the parties (part two of paragraph 2 of Article 401 of this Code).

     2. Violation of the contract by the supplier is assumed to be significant in the following cases::

     1) delivery of goods of inadequate quality with defects that cannot be eliminated within a reasonable time for the buyer;

     2) repeated violation of the delivery time of the goods.

     3. Violation of the contract by the buyer is assumed to be significant in the following cases::

     1) repeated violation of the terms of payment for goods;

     2) repeated non-selection of goods.

     4. The agreement of the parties may provide for other grounds for unilateral refusal to perform the contract or its unilateral amendment.

     5. The delivery contract is considered terminated or amended from the moment the party receives a notification from the other party about the modification or unilateral refusal to perform the contract, unless another term for termination or amendment of the contract is provided for in the notification or is not determined by agreement of the parties.

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