Reminder Notice means a notice in writing issued in accordance with clause 7.1(1)(a).
Reminder Notice means the notice served pursuant to Clause 9.1.
Reminder Notice means a notice under section 98N (Reminder notices).
Examples of Reminder Notice in a sentence
The Reminder Notice shall be sent at the Settlement Administrator’s discretion, but shall be sent at least once no later than 21 days prior to the expiration of the Claims Deadline and shall only be sent to those Settlement Class Members who have not submitted a Claim Form and are not entitled to an automatic payment at the time of sending of the Reminder Notice, and shall be in substantially similar form to the Email and Postcard Notices, with the addition of the word “REMINDER” or similar language.
More Definitions of Reminder Notice
Reminder Notice means a notice in writing that We issue to You advising You that You have not paid Your bill and explaining how We may assist You if You are experiencing payment difficulties.
Reminder Notice has the meaning given to it in Section 4.6 above;
Reminder Notice means a written notice in accordance with the Customer Service Code advising You that payment is overdue and that payment is to be made by the date specified in the notice. That date must be at least 20 Business Days after the date of the Bill.
Reminder Notice means a notice sent when claims have not been paid within 10 (ten) days.
Reminder Notice means a written notice from meeting the requirements for notice set forth in this Lease and reminding a party of a specific consent, approval or other action to be taken by such party that was not provided, acted upon or taken by a specified date set forth in this Lease.
Reminder Notice a notice sent in accordance with Clause 10.5 given by the Supplier to the Buyer providing notification that payment has not been received on time;
Reminder Notice means a notice in writing that we issue to you advising you that you have not paid your xxxx and explaining how we may assist you if you are experiencing payment difficulties or financial hardship. residential customer means a customer who consumes electricity solely for domestic use and does not consume more than 160 MWh of electricity per annum. standard price means a charge, fee or rental to be paid by you for or in connection with the supply of electricity under the Charges By-laws or those charges, fees or rentals for or in connection with the supply of electricity that we publish from time to time. Subject to the Charges By-Laws we can from time to time and at our discretion change the standard price you must pay to us for or in connection with the supply of electricity.