Common use of Facsimile or Email Clause in Contracts

Facsimile or Email. Without limiting clause 38, you and us may sign a counterpart copy of the Master Livestock Agreement, any Schedule and any Supplementary Agreement, as subsequently amended from time to time by agreement between you and us (“Document/s”) by photocopying or printing a facsimile or scanned copy of any such Document/s and signing that copy. The transmission by facsimile or by email by a party to the other of a counterpart copy of any Document/s, which is signed by that party, shall be deemed proof of the signature of the original and the signed facsimile or scanned signed email copy so transmitted shall be deemed to be an original. If we request, you covenant to promptly deliver the original of any Documents signed by hand or post, however failure to make that delivery will not affect the validity of the Documents.

Facsimile or Email. Without limiting clause 38, you and us may sign a counterpart copy of the Master Livestock Agreement, any Schedule and any Supplementary Agreement, as subsequently amended from time to time by agreement between you and us (“Document/s”) by photocopying or printing a facsimile or scanned copy of any such Document/s and signing that copy. The transmission by facsimile or by email by a party to the other of a counterpart copy of any Document/s, which is signed by that party, shall be deemed proof of the signature of the original and the signed facsimile or scanned signed email copy so transmitted shall be deemed to be an original. If we request, you covenant to promptly deliver the original of any signed Documents signed by hand or post, however failure to make that delivery will not affect the validity of the Documents.

Facsimile or Email. Without limiting clause 3839, you and us may sign a counterpart copy of the Master Livestock Agreement, any Schedule and any Supplementary Agreement, as subsequently amended from time to time by agreement between you and us (“Document/s”) by photocopying or printing a facsimile or scanned copy of any such Document/s and signing that copy. The transmission by facsimile or by email by a party to the other of a counterpart copy of any Document/s, which is signed by that party, shall be deemed proof of the signature of the original and the signed facsimile or scanned signed email copy so transmitted shall be deemed to be an original. If we request, you covenant to promptly deliver the original of any Documents signed by hand or post, however failure to make that delivery will not affect the validity of the Documents.