Common use of Notices by electronic mail Clause in Contracts

Notices by electronic mail. Any notice required or authorised to be given by any party to another concerning anything relating to this agreement will be in writing and may (without prejudice to the use of any other method) be given by being sent by electronic mail to the email address stated in Item 6. Any notice given by electronic mail will be deemed to have been properly served when the sender’s electronic mail system produces a return receipt or confirmation stating that the electronic mail was received by the addressee.

Notices by electronic mail. Any notice required or authorised to be given by any party to another concerning anything relating to this agreement will be in writing and may (without prejudice to the use of any other method) be given by being sent by electronic mail to the email address stated in Item 6mail. Any notice given by electronic mail will be deemed to have been properly served when the sender’s electronic mail system produces a return receipt or confirmation stating that the electronic mail was received by the addressee.