Common use of DOMICILIA AND NOTICES Clause in Contracts

DOMICILIA AND NOTICES. 16.1 The Purchaser chooses as its domicilium citandi et executandi the addresses mentioned or referred to in clause 1 of the Schedule to which this document forms Annexure “1” and the Seller chooses as its domicilium citandi et executandi the address mentioned or referred to in clause 1.2.14 of this Annexure “1’, provided that such domicilium of either Party may be changed by written notice from such Party to the other Party with effect from the date of receipt or deemed receipt by the latter of such notice. 16.2 Any notice, acceptance, demand or other communication by either party faxed to the other party’s fax number as indicated above or sent by electronic mail to the other party’s e-mail address as indicated above or delivered by hand to the other party at the latter’s physical address shall be deemed to have been received by the latter on the day of either the faxing, electronic transmission or delivery (as the case may be) thereof. This provision shall not be construed as precluding the utilisation of other means and methods for the transmission or delivery of notices, acceptances, demands and other communications, but no presumption of delivery shall arise if any such other means or method is used.

DOMICILIA AND NOTICES. 16.1 17.1 The Purchaser chooses as its domicilium citandi et executandi the addresses mentioned or referred to in clause 1 of the Schedule to which this document forms Annexure “1A” and the Seller chooses as its domicilium citandi et executandi the address mentioned or referred to in clause 1.2.14 1.15.14 of this Annexure “1A’, provided that such domicilium of either Party may be changed by written notice from such Party to the other Party with effect from the date of receipt or deemed receipt by the latter of such notice. 16.2 17.2 Any notice, acceptance, demand or other communication by either party faxed to the other party’s fax number as indicated above or sent by electronic mail to the other party’s e-mail address as indicated above or delivered by hand to the other party at the latter’s physical address shall be deemed to have been received by the latter on the day of either the faxing, electronic transmission or delivery (as the case may be) thereof. This provision shall not be construed as precluding the utilisation of other means and methods for the transmission or delivery of notices, acceptances, demands and other communications, but no presumption of delivery shall arise if any such other means or method is used.