Countersigned Acknowledgment Letter Clause Samples
A Countersigned Acknowledgment Letter is a formal document used to confirm that both parties have reviewed, understood, and agreed to the terms of an agreement or transaction. Typically, one party sends the letter outlining the key terms or obligations, and the other party signs and returns it to indicate their acknowledgment and acceptance. This process ensures that there is a clear, mutual record of consent, helping to prevent future disputes about whether the terms were communicated and agreed upon.
Countersigned Acknowledgment Letter. The City will use reasonable efforts to deliver to Licensee a countersigned copy of the Acknowledgement Letter or its determination of the Commencement Date under Subsection 4.1.4 (Correct Commencement Date) within ten (10) business days of the City’s receipt of the Acknowledgement Letter from the Licensee. The fully executed Acknowledgement Letter or the City’s Commencement Date determination letter, as applicable, will be the City’s notice to proceed under Section 7.2 (Installation).
Countersigned Acknowledgment Letter. The SFPUC will use reasonable efforts to deliver to Licensee a countersigned copy of the Acknowledgement Letter or its determination of the Commencement Date under Subsection 4.1.4 (Correct Commencement Date) within five business days of the SFPUC’s receipt of the Acknowledgement Letter from the Licensee. The fully executed Acknowledgement Letter or the SFPUC’s Commencement Date determination letter, as applicable, will be the SFPUC’s notice to proceed under Section 7.2 (Installation).