Serving of Notices Sample Clauses

Serving of Notices. Written notices shall be served either by direct personal service on the person affected, or by mail. Mailed notices to the City Manager or his/her designee, a Department Head, an appellant and/or his/her designee, or the City Council shall be effective upon recorded deposit with the United States Postal Service.
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Serving of Notices. Each party shall be deemed to have consented and shall consent that any papers, notices or processes necessary or proper for the initiation or continuation of an arbitration under these rules and for any court action in connection therewith or the entry of judgment of an award made thereunder may be served upon such party (a) by mail addressed to such party or his/her attorney at his/her last known address, or (b) by personal service on such attorney or the Employee Relations Department or the Office of the Association as applicable.
Serving of Notices. The landlord or its agents has the right to serve notices or processes of any kind in connection with this agreement on the tenant in person by leaving them at the property or by sending them to the tenant at the property by ordinary pre-paid post.
Serving of Notices. The serving of any notices upon the tenant that are not included within the Legal Expenses Evictions Cover will be charged at £150.00 + VAT (£180.00 Inclusive of VAT).
Serving of Notices. Any papers or processes necessary or proper for the 51 initiation or continuation of the arbitration under these procedures and the 52 delivery of the decision, may be served upon such party (a) by mail addressed 1 to such party or its representative at its last known address, or (b) by personal 2 service.
Serving of Notices. Notices served under this agreement may be delivered by hand, transmitted by first-class post, airmail, facsimile or electronic mail and shall take effect on delivery by hand, two days after posting or five days if by airmail or on transmission by fax or email (provided the sender does not receive a non-delivery message).
Serving of Notices. 2.6.1 The Landlord must provide at least 10 weeks written notice to Coopers if they wish to end the Tenancy either at the end of the fixed term, or any extension thereof, or according to the break clause. Coopers cannot be held liable for any delay in obtaining possession if insufficient time is allowed for service of the possession notice, or if you prepare and serve any notice yourself. 2.6.2 After receiving written notice from the Landlord, Coopers will serve the Tenant two months’ notice (Section 21) in order to regain possession. 2.6.3 From time to time a Tenant will fail to comply with a notice and you will need to commence County Court proceedings to obtain a possession order. We can put you in touch with solicitors who are specialists in this field.
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Serving of Notices. 24.3.1 Any message or document being served by one party on the other party in connection with the Finance Document shall be deemed received: (A) If sent by e-mail — after it has been received in a legible form; (B) If sent by courier — upon delivery to the corresponding address; or (C) If sent by mail — upon delivery to the corresponding address or ten Business Days after it has been left at the post office as a mailing with delivery receipt, whichever occurs earlier.
Serving of Notices. Any notice required by a party under the Agreement may be sent to the email address set out on the Booking Confirmation (or other email address notified during the Term). A notice sent by email is deemed to be given at the date and time the sender’s email server confirms the successful delivery of the email to the other party (and the sender must retain evidence of that successful delivery to the other party).
Serving of Notices. Any notice required to be given or served under this Contract by the Home Office shall be in writing and shall be served by either:
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