Common use of Service of Notice on Lessor Clause in Contracts

Service of Notice on Lessor. Any notice served by the Lessee on the Lessor must be in writing and will be sufficiently served if: (a) served personally or left addressed to the Lessor at the address stated in Column 2 of Item 11 of Schedule 1 or such other address as the Lessor notifies in writing to the Lessee; or (b) sent by email to the Lessor’s email address stated in Column 2 of Item 11 of Schedule 1 or such other address as the Lessor notifies in writing to the Lessee; (c) forwarded by prepaid security mail addressed to the Lessor at the address stated in Column 2 of Item 11 of Schedule 1 and every such notice must also be served on the Lessor’s solicitors, as they may be nominated from time to time, or such other address as the Lessor’s solicitors notify in writing to the Lessee, by any methods identified in clauses 60.1 (a) and (b).

Service of Notice on Lessor. Any notice served by the Lessee on the Lessor must be in writing and will be sufficiently served if: (a) served personally or left addressed to the Lessor at the address stated in Column 2 of Item 11 of Schedule 1 or such other address as the Lessor notifies in writing to the Lessee; or (b) sent by email to the Lessor’s email address stated in Column 2 of Item 11 of Schedule 1 or such other address as the Lessor notifies in writing to the Lessee; (c) forwarded by prepaid security mail addressed to the Lessor at the address stated in Column 2 of Item 11 of Schedule 1 1; and every such notice must also be served on the Lessor’s solicitors, as they may be nominated from time to time, or such other address as the Lessor’s solicitors notify in writing to the Lessee, by any methods identified in clauses 60.1 (a60.1(a) and (b).