Receipt — email Clause Samples
The 'Receipt — email' clause defines when an email communication is considered officially received by the intended party. Typically, this clause specifies that an email is deemed received either upon delivery to the recipient's email address or after a certain period has elapsed, such as one business day after sending. This provision ensures clarity and certainty regarding the timing of notices or communications sent by email, helping to avoid disputes about whether and when important information was delivered.
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Receipt — email. If sent by email, a Notice is taken to be received at the time the email message is sent, unless the sender receives automated email notification that the email transmission has failed or has been delayed within 12 hours of sending the Notice.
Receipt — email. If sent by email, a Notice is taken to be received at the time shown in the sent email as the time that the email was sent.
Receipt — email. If sent by email, unless the party sending the email knows or reasonably ought to suspect that the email and the attached communication were not delivered to the addressee's domain specified in the email address notified for the purposes of this clause 7, 24 hours after the email was sent.
Receipt — email. If sent by email, they are taken to have been received at the time upon successful delivery of at the email address of the relevant party.
Receipt — email. If sent by email, Notices are taken to be received at the time shown in the delivery confirmation report generated by the sender’s email system.