Project Termination Policy
Last Updated on: 10th January 2026
This Project Termination Policy outlines the conditions under which a project with Crevix may be terminated by either party.
1. Termination by Client
The client may terminate the project at any time by providing written notice.
However:
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All payments made are non-refundable.
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The client must pay for all work completed up to the termination date.
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Any pending milestone payment for completed work must be cleared before termination is finalized.
Upon termination, only paid deliverables will be shared with the client.
2. Termination by Crevix
Crevix reserves the right to terminate a project under the following circumstances:
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Failure to make agreed payments
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Lack of communication for more than 30 consecutive days
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Breach of agreement or misuse of services
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Scope changes beyond agreed terms without payment adjustment
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Unprofessional or abusive conduct
In such cases:
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Payments already made will not be refunded.
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Crevix will not be liable to continue the project.
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Re-engagement may require a new agreement and additional charges.
3. Project Abandonment
If a client becomes inactive or unresponsive for 30 consecutive days:
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The project will be considered abandoned.
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Crevix will not be responsible for project delays.
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No refunds will be issued.
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Restarting the project may incur additional fees.
4. Intellectual Property Upon Termination
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Work completed and fully paid for will be transferred to the client.
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Unpaid work remains the property of Crevix.
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Drafts, concepts, and preliminary materials not fully paid for cannot be used by the client.
5. Force Majeure
Crevix shall not be held liable for delays or termination caused by events beyond reasonable control, including technical failures, natural disasters, government restrictions, or unforeseen circumstances.
6. Final Settlement
Termination becomes effective only after:
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All outstanding dues are cleared
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Written confirmation is exchanged between both parties