Handover Inward Mail Centre definition

Handover Inward Mail Centre means the Inward Mail Centre where you shall deposit Mailing Items which correspond to the Destination Postcode Areas if you are participating in the relevant Trunking Scheme, as specified in the Trunking Scheme Particulars;
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Examples of Handover Inward Mail Centre in a sentence

  • We will carry out any checks of the Mailing Items under Paragraph 3 to Schedule 2 of your Contract at the Handover Inward Mail Centre.

  • For the avoidance of doubt, where you have elected to participate in a Trunking Scheme, you may only use the Handover Inward Mail Centre to hand over Mailing Items for the Destination Postcode Areas and you shall not be permitted to hand over such Mailing Items at the original Inward Mail Centre.

  • If we find missorted Mailing Items during the processing of the Mailing Items at the Handover Inward Mail Centre, we will process the missorted Mailing Items and correct the Postage by amending the Posting Docket to reflect that the relevant Mailing Items will be charged at the prevailing ‘Missorts Processed’ rate, or in the case of Mailmark items, at the ‘Missorts’ charge, as published on our Website.

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