Are there any regulations that protect the consumer in case of leaving Germany, when the services that he have purchased can't be served outside Germany?
For example, if an emigrant has an Internet and cable TV contract for 2 years and leaves Germany in the middle of that contract, does he have to pay for them for 1 year, or the provider is obliged to accept the termination of the contract without extra fees, because he'll be unable to provide the services outside Germany?
I don't ask if some providers are offering such possibility, but if there's a law requiring them to do so.