Canceling a contract without a cancelation clause
<p>Can a contract between a customer and vender without a cancelation clause be canceled without cause by the customer? </p>

<p>In other words... is an unmentioned clause open to do whatever anyone wants to do with it? </p>

<p>It probably cannot be canceled.</p>

<p>A contract is a binding agreement, so unless the other party agreed to let you cancel the contract, you should generally consider yourself bound.</p>

<p>A variety of exceptions <em>might</em> apply, depending on the jurisdiction, circumstances, and timing of the cancellation, including:</p>

<ul>
<li>contracts entered into by a minor;</li>
<li>contracts entered into by someone without mental capacity;</li>
<li>contracts with a door-to-door salesman;</li>
<li>contracts for a mortgage;</li>
<li>contracts for certain personal services;</li>
<li>contracts for a vehicle.</li>
</ul>

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