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The Contract Expired Letter is an essential business document used in Canadian jurisdictions to formally document and communicate the natural conclusion of a contractual agreement. This document is typically employed when a contract reaches its predetermined end date without early termination or breach. It serves multiple purposes: providing official confirmation of the contract's expiration, ensuring clear communication between parties about the contract's status, addressing any post-expiration obligations or requirements, and maintaining accurate business records for legal and administrative purposes. The letter should comply with Canadian contract law principles and may be required for audit purposes or future business relationships. It's particularly important in regulated industries or when dealing with significant business relationships where formal documentation of contract status is necessary.

1. Letter Header: Include sender's company details, recipient's details, date, and reference number

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is regarding contract expiration

3. Contract Identification: Specific details of the contract including original contract date, parties involved, and contract reference number

4. Expiration Confirmation: Formal statement confirming the contract's expiration date and that it has indeed expired

5. Post-Contract Obligations: Reference to any continuing obligations or confidentiality requirements that survive contract expiration