Common use of Notice and Delivery Clause in Contracts

Notice and Delivery. 18.2.1 All notices and requests under this contract, and the involved debt-collection and litigation (arbitration) legal documents or other communications may be delivered or sent to the agreed address or contact information stated at the beginning of this contract. 18.2.2 Where all notices, requests, debt-collection letters or other communication issued by Party B to Party A under this contract are sent in the form of telex, telephone, fax, and E-mail shall be deemed to have delivered to Party A; the third day after the delivery date for postal mail will be deemed to have delivered to Party A; for sending in person, the receipt date of Party A shall be deemed as successfully delivery. If Party A refuses to accept, the person serving such document may take photos and video to record the service process, and make the document lien. In this case, the document is deemed as delivered. 18.2.3 The judicial organ or the arbitration organization may deliver relevant (legal) documents to Party A subject to the address and contact information agreed in this contract. Where no one receives such documents or Party A refuses to receive, the person serving such document may take photos and video to record the service process, and make the document lien. In this case, the document is deemed as delivered successfully. In the event the (legal) documents are failed to be successfully delivered or returned back due to Party A provide false contact information or fail to timely notice the change of the contact information after amendment, the returned date of such (legal) documents will be deemed as the delivery date. 18.2.4 In the event the aforesaid contact information, provided by Party A, is changed, Party A should immediately issue notice to Party B in written within three days after the change; where the change of the information is made after the processing of the debt under this contract into the phase of litigation or arbitration, such change should be informed in writing to the trial authority. Otherwise, all notices or other documents issued will be delivered subject to the original information. In such case, the documents will be deemed as successfully delivered even the party receives no documents.

Notice and Delivery. 18.2.1 All notices and requests 17.4.1 The notices, requirements under this contract, and the debt collections involved debt-collection and in this contract, legal documents of litigation (arbitration) legal documents or other communications may be delivered to or sent to the agreed address addresses or contact information stated at means agreed in the beginning first page of this contract. 18.2.2 Where 17.4.2 As for any and all notices, requestsrequirements, debt-collection debt recollection letters or and other communication issued by Party communications from party B to Party party A under this contract are sent contract, those made in the form of telextelegraph, telephone, fax, and E-mail email, etc. shall be deemed as having been sent to have party A once they are sent out; those made in form of postal mails shall be deemed as having delivered to Party A; party A on the third day after the delivery date mailing; as for postal mail will be deemed to have delivered to Party A; for sending in personpersonal delivery, the receipt date of Party signing by party A shall be deemed as successfully the date of delivery. If Party , if party A refuses to accept, the person serving such document deliverer may take photos and adopt photographing, or video recording method to record the service delivery process, and make keep the document lien. In this caserelated documents, the document is which shall also be deemed as being delivered. 18.2.3 The judicial organ 17.4.3 Judicial departments or arbitration institutions may also use the arbitration organization may deliver relevant addresses or contact means agreed in the first page of this contract to send to party A the related (legal) documents to Party A subject to the address and contact information agreed in this contract. Where no one receives such documents or Party A refuses to receivedocuments, if postal mail is adopted, the person serving such document may take photos and video to record third day after the service process, and make the document lien. In this case, the document is deemed as delivered successfully. In the event the (legal) documents are failed to be successfully delivered or returned back due to Party A provide false contact information or fail to timely notice the change of the contact information after amendment, the returned mailing date of such (legal) documents will shall be deemed as the date of delivery dateto party A; if party A refuses to accept at personal delivery, the deliverer may adopt photographing, or video recording method to record the delivery process, and keep the related (legal) documents, which shall also be deemed as being delivered. 18.2.4 In 17.4.4 If there is any change to the event the aforesaid foresaid contact information, means provided by Party party A, is changed, Party party A should immediately issue shall notice to Party party B in written writing within three days after the such change; where the change of the information is made after the processing of the debt under this contract enters into the phase of litigation or arbitrationarbitration stage, such change should the trying authority shall be informed notified in writing to written form, or else, the trial authority. Otherwise, all notices notice or other documents issued will be delivered subject to sent out in the original information. In such case, the documents will contact means shall still be deemed as successfully delivered even the party receives no documentseffective.