Contract Termination Notice Specificity Dispute

A party contesting a contract termination based on alleged non-performance failed to establish that the termination notice sufficiently specified the grounds for termination as required by the contract terms, which stipulated that such notices must detail the breaches relied upon. The court upheld the lower court's decision to reject the claim, reasoning that the notice was fatally flawed because it merely cited a general clause of the contract as justification without enumerating the specific facts constituting the alleged non-performance, thereby failing to meet the contractual prerequisite for validly exercising the termination right.