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The Letter To Cancel Service Contract is a crucial business document used in the Philippine business environment when one party wishes to formally terminate an existing service arrangement. This document must comply with Philippine contract law, particularly the Civil Code of the Philippines and the Consumer Act, while addressing specific termination clauses in the original service contract. It's typically used when services need to be discontinued, whether due to completion of project scope, change in business requirements, or dissatisfaction with service delivery. The letter should include clear identification of the contract being terminated, effective date of termination, notice period compliance, and any relevant transition arrangements. It serves as a formal record of the termination notice and helps prevent potential disputes by clearly documenting the termination process.

1. Header Information: Date, recipient's complete name and address, and subject line clearly indicating this is a contract cancellation notice

2. Contract Reference: Specific details of the service contract being cancelled, including contract number, date of execution, and service type

3. Cancellation Statement: Clear and unambiguous statement of intent to cancel the service contract

4. Notice Period Declaration: Specification of the notice period being given and the intended effective date of cancellation

5. Reason for Cancellation: Brief, professional explanation for the cancellation (if appropriate)

6. Closing and Signature: Professional closing, your complete contact information, and signature