Common use of Requirement for Automated Response Message Clause in Contracts

Requirement for Automated Response Message. (a) An email is neither given nor received under this Contract until the Originator receives the Addressee’s Automated Response Message for the email. (b) It is the Originator’s responsibility for each attempted email to verify that it receives an Automated Response Message, and if it does not receive an Automated Response Message arrange either for: (i) retransmission of the email; or (ii) communication of the Information by an alternative medium (but this clause 3(b) does not limit the Addressee’s responsibilities under clause 4 of this Schedule). (c) If the Originator receives an Automated Response Message for an email, then (unless the Addressee proves otherwise) for the purposes of this Contract the: (i) Originator has sent; and (ii) Addressee has received, the email at the date and time shown in the Automated Response Message. (d) It is the Addressee’s responsibility for each email for which the Addressee’s Information System generates an Automated Response Message to: (i) read the email and the Information it contains, and if applicable communicate it to the appropriate Worker within the Addressee’s organisation; and (ii) if necessary, notify the Originator of any difficulty in opening, reading, de-compressing or otherwise accessing (in a form reasonably readable) any Information contained in the email; and (iii) if it appears to the Addressee that the Addressee was not the intended or correct recipient of the Information in the email, communicate this fact to the Originator.

Requirement for Automated Response Message. (a) An email is neither given nor received under this Contract until the Originator receives the Addressee’s Automated Response Message for the email. (b) It is the Originator’s responsibility for each attempted email to verify that it receives an Automated Response Message, and if it does not receive an Automated Response Message arrange either for: (i) retransmission of the email; or (ii) communication of the Information by an alternative medium (but this clause 3(b2(b) does not limit the Addressee’s responsibilities under clause 4 3 of this Schedule). (c) If the Originator receives an Automated Response Message for an email, then (unless the Addressee proves otherwise) for the purposes of this Contract the: (i) Originator has sent; and (ii) Addressee has received, the email at the date and time shown in the Automated Response Message. (d) It is the Addressee’s responsibility for each email for which the Addressee’s Information System generates an Automated Response Message to: (i) read the email and the Information it contains, and if applicable communicate it to the appropriate Worker person within the Addressee’s organisation; and (ii) if necessary, notify the Originator of any difficulty in opening, reading, de-de‐ compressing or otherwise accessing (in a form reasonably readable) any Information contained in the email; and (iii) if it appears to the Addressee that the Addressee was not the intended or correct recipient of the Information in the email, communicate this fact to the Originator.

Requirement for Automated Response Message. (a) An email email* is neither given nor received under this Contract Contract* until the Originator Originator* receives the Addressee*’s Automated Response Message Message* for the email*. (b) It is the Originator*’s responsibility for each attempted email email* to verify that it receives an Automated Response Message*, and if it does not receive an Automated Response Message Message* arrange either for: (i) retransmission of the email*; or (ii) communication of the Information Information* by an alternative medium (but this clause 3(b) does not limit the Addressee*’s responsibilities under clause 4 of this Schedule). (c) If the Originator Originator* receives an Automated Response Message Message* for an email*, then (unless the Addressee Addressee* proves otherwise) for the purposes of this Contract Contract* the: (i) Originator Originator* has sent; and (ii) Addressee Addressee* has received, the email email* at the date and time shown in the Automated Response Message*. (d) It is the Addressee*’s responsibility for each email email* for which the Addressee*’s Information System System* generates an Automated Response Message Message* to: (i) read the email email* and the Information Information* it contains, and if applicable communicate it to the appropriate Worker Worker* within the Addressee*’s organisation; and (ii) if necessary, notify the Originator Originator* of any difficulty in opening, reading, de-compressing or otherwise accessing (in a form reasonably readable) any Information Information* contained in the email*; and (iii) if it appears to the Addressee Addressee* that the Addressee Addressee* was not the intended or correct recipient of the Information Information* in the email*, communicate this fact to the Originator*.