law: Hire-Purchase Act, 1972
  10. Right to hirer to terminate agreement at
  
  any time.-
  (1) The hirer may, at any time before the
  
  final payment under the hirer-purchase agreement falls due, and after giving
  
  the owner not less than fourteen days, notice in writing of his intentions so
  
  to do and re-delivering or tendering the goods to the owner, terminate the
  
  hire-purchase agreement by payment or tender to the owner of the amounts which
  
  have accrued due towards the hire-purchase price and not been paid by him,
  
  including the sum, if any, which he is liable to pay under sub-section (2).
  Where the hirer terminates the agreement under
  
  sub-section (1), and the agreement provides for the payment of a sum named on
  
  account of such termination, the liability of the hirer to pay that sum shall
  
  be subject to the following conditions, namely:-
  Where the sum total of the amounts paid and
  
  the amounts due in respect of the hire-purchase price immediately before the
  
  termination exceeds one-half of the hire-purchase price, the hirer shall be
  
  liable to pay the difference between the said sum total and the said one-half,
  
  or the sum named in the agreement whichever, is less.
  Nothing in sub-section (2) shall relieve the
  
  hirer from any liability for any hire which might have accrued due before the
  
  termination.
  Any provision in any agreement, whereby the
  
  right conferred on a hirer by this section to terminate the hire-purchase
  
  agreement by him under this section, shall be void.
  Nothing in the section shall prejudice any
  
  right of a hirer to terminate a hire-purchase agreement otherwise than by virtue
  
  of this section.