Common use of Method of Delivery and Date of Receipt Clause in Contracts

Method of Delivery and Date of Receipt. Notices given under this Agreement may be given by one or more of the following methods and will be deemed received by the receiving party as follows: (i) five business days following the date the notice is placed, first-class postage prepaid, in the United States Postal Services; (ii) on the date the notice is hand delivered; (iii) for certified or registered mail, the date on the return receipt; or (iv) for commercial courier service, the date of delivery. Nothing in this Agreement prohibits the use of an electronic medium for a communication other than a Proposed Change to a Fee Schedule, as defined in Section 6.6.4., if agreed to by the parties. Notice given pursuant to an electronic medium is deemed received by the receiving party on the date the notice is transmitted or made available electronically.

Method of Delivery and Date of Receipt. Notices given under this Agreement may be given by one or more of the following methods and will be deemed received by the receiving party as follows: (i) five business days following the date the notice is placed, first-class postage prepaid, in the United States Postal Services; (ii) on the date the notice is hand delivered; (iii) for certified or registered mail, the date on the return receipt; or (iv) for commercial courier service, the date of delivery. Nothing in this Agreement prohibits the use of an electronic medium for a communication other than a Proposed Change to a Fee Schedule, as defined in Section 6.6.4., if agreed to by the parties. Notice given pursuant to an electronic medium is deemed received by the receiving party on the date the notice is transmitted or made available electronically.