Notices by email. Subject to clause 30.5, a Notice is given if sent by email on the first to occur of the following:
Notices by email. (a) A Progress Report may be given by Aurizon Network to the Study Funder by email to the Study Funder’s email address for Notices.
Notices by email. (a) If a party gives Notice by email before 5.00pm on a Business Day, then the Notice will be taken as given on that day. Otherwise, the Notice will be taken to be given on the next Business Day following the day the email is sent.
Notices by email. (a) A Monthly Notice (unless the Monthly Notice includes a Commitment Variation Request) or a Progress Report may be given by Aurizon Network to the Customer by email to the Customer’s email address for Notices.
Notices by email. (a) Any Notice which may be made or given under this Agreement may instead be sent by email if the Notice:
Notices by email. 33.2.1 Any notification or provision of information pursuant to Clauses 12.1 and 12.2 (Regulatory Interface) shall be permitted (but not required) to be sent by email.
Notices by email. 21.1 RTG shall communicate important information about the Service, billing, changes to the Service and other information to you by email to the email address ("Email Address") you have registered with us. You agree to notify RTG of any change to your Email Address and that sending a message to the Email Address is the agreed upon means of providing notification. The information send to you is time-sensitive and it is imperative that you read any email sent to the Email Address in a timely manner in order to avoid any potential interruption in the Service.
Notices by email. If a party gives notice by email, then the Notice will be taken as given at the time the email is sent (provided the sender has not received a notification that, for any reason, the email was not received by the recipient).
Notices by email. (a) A Notice relating to a matter under Clause 31.4 (Termination), Clause 32 (Dispute Resolution) or Clause 33 (Termination) must not be sent by email.
Notices by email. Subject to clause 10.6, if a Notice is emailed, a delivery confirmation report received by the sender, which records the time that the email was delivered to the recipient’s last notified email address is prima facie evidence of its receipt bythe recipient, unless the sender receives a delivery failure notification, indicatingthat the electronic mail has not been delivered to the recipient.
