Article in Entrance: “How do I break it open?” (The fine print of a contract) – mr. AW Dolphin – January 2016
“I have had contracts running for years for the maintenance of my tapping installations.
I also lease a few cooling installations. Now I really want to get rid of it as soon as possible
of those contracts. I can easily maintain the tap installations myself
and I can take over second-hand refrigeration installations cheaply.”
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