Per Curiam.
The contract provided for liquidated damages in the event defendant cancelled the agreement at the end of any yearly period. The provision for liquidated damages did not constitute a penalty. Its effect is to compensate plaintiff for permitting defendant to terminate his contractual obligations (McCready v. Lindenborn, 172 N.Y. 400; Norris v. McMechen, 135 Misc. 361; Silver Dresses, v. Parker, 73 N.Y.S.2d 704).
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