Means of Delivery of Notice Sample Clauses
The "Means of Delivery of Notice" clause defines the acceptable methods by which formal communications or notices between parties must be sent under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies whether notices can be delivered by mail, courier, email, or other electronic means, and may outline requirements such as addresses to be used or confirmation of receipt. Its core function is to ensure that all parties have a clear, agreed-upon process for delivering and receiving important information, thereby reducing disputes over whether notice was properly given.
Means of Delivery of Notice. (i) Common Carrier. All such notices shall be in writing and sent by common carrier or personal delivery. Those sent by common carrier shall include instructions to obtain the recipient’s signature and/or a signature at the recipient’s address. Common carrier means UPS, FedEx, a designated delivery service authorized pursuant to 26 United States Code 7502(f)(2), or United States Postal Service.
Means of Delivery of Notice. (i) Common Carrier. All such notices shall be in writing and sent by common carrier or personal delivery. Those sent by common carrier shall include instructions to obtain the recipient’s
