Common use of Method of Giving Notices Clause in Contracts

Method of Giving Notices. A notice required or permitted to be given by one Party to another under this Agreement must be in writing and is treated as being duly given if it is: (i) left at that other Party's address; (a) sent by pre-paid mail to that other Party's address; or (b) sent by email.

Method of Giving Notices. A notice required or permitted to be given by one Party party to another under this Agreement agreement must be in writing and is treated as being duly given if it is: (ia) left at that other Partyparty's address; (ab) sent by pre-paid mail to that other Partyparty's address; or (bc) sent transmitted by emailfacsimile to that party's address.

Method of Giving Notices. A notice required or permitted to be given by one Party party to another under this Agreement must agreement shall be in writing and is treated as being duly given if it iswriting, addressed to the other party and: (ia) left at delivered to that other Partyparty's address; (ab) sent by pre-paid mail to that other Partyparty's address; or (bc) sent transmitted by emailfacsimile to that party's address.

Method of Giving Notices. A notice required or permitted to be given by one Party party to another under this Agreement must Lease will be in writing and is treated as being duly given if it isaddressed to the other party and: (i) left at delivered to that other Partyparty's address; (aii) sent by pre-paid mail Express Post to that other Partyparty's address; or (biii) sent transmitted by emailfacsimile to that party's address.

Method of Giving Notices. A notice required or permitted to be given by one Party party to another under this Agreement agreement must be in writing and is treated as being duly given if it is: (ia) left at that other Partyparty's address; (ab) sent by pre-paid mail to that other Partyparty's address; or (bc) sent by emailemailed to the party's current email address.