What right does a client have under non-compliance circumstances?

In the context of non-compliance circumstances within a condominium management agreement, a client typically has the right to contract cancellation. This right is often stipulated in the terms of the contract, allowing the client to terminate the agreement if the manager fails to meet the obligations or standards set forth within that contract.

Non-compliance can refer to various issues, such as failure to deliver services, not following regulations, or not adhering to the expectations outlined in the management agreement. When such non-compliance occurs, it may significantly impact the client's interests and the operation of the condominium. Therefore, enabling the client to cancel the contract provides a necessary measure of protection, allowing them to seek alternative management or resolve the situation without being bound to a contract that is not being honored.

The other options do not specifically address the immediate remedy available to a client under non-compliance. For example, while there may be opportunities for contract renewal or performance review as part of regular management practices, these actions may not be suitable responses to a situation where non-compliance has been identified. Monetary compensation, while a potential consideration depending on the circumstances, is not a definitive right that clients possess in all cases of non-compliance.