Common use of Claim notification periods Clause in Contracts

Claim notification periods. No claim may be pursued by either the Operator or the Customer (the Claimant for the purpose of this clause) against the other (the Recipient for purposes of this clause) unless: (a) in the case of an event which customarily requires a survey of damage, the Claimant must immediately notify the Recipient. Failure to do so may release the Recipient from liability with regards to any claim; (b) the Recipient has been advised in writing of the event or events giving rise to the claim within sixty (60) days of their occurrence; and (c) formal notification of such claim, in the form of written demand or commencement of proceedings, setting out all relevant details of the claim is received by the Recipient within one (1) year of the occurrence of such event or events.

Claim notification periods. No claim may be pursued by either the Operator or the Customer (the Claimant for the purpose of this clause) against the other (the Recipient for purposes of this clause) unless: (a) in the case of an event which customarily requires a survey of damage, the Claimant must immediately notify the Recipient. Failure to do so may release the Recipient from liability with regards to any claim; (b) the Recipient has been advised in writing of the event or events giving rise to the claim within sixty fourteen (6014) calendar days of their occurrence; and (c) formal notification of such claim, in the form of written demand or commencement of proceedings, setting out all relevant details of the claim is received by the Recipient within one thirty (130) year calendar days of the occurrence of such event or events.