Send definition
Send means the sending of a document(s) by either post or e-mail (where applicable) unless otherwise stated;
Send means to deliver, send or forward or arrange to deliver, send or forward in any manner, including by prepaid mail, courier or by electronic means; and
Send means to mail by first-class mail, or certified or registered mail.
Examples of Send in a sentence
Send invoice to billing address stated on purchase order and identify the purchase order number, item numbers, quantities, unit price, total amount and a coherent description of merchandise being invoiced.
More Definitions of Send
Send means either of the following:
Send means, with any costs provided for and properly addressed or directed as reasonable under the circumstances or as otherwise agreed, to deposit a record in the mail or with a commercially reasonable carrier, to deliver a record for transmission to or re-creation in another location or information processing system, or to take the steps necessary to initiate transmission to or re-creation of a record in another location or information processing system. In addition, with respect to an electronic message, the message must be in a form capable of being processed by or perceived from a system of the type the recipient uses or otherwise has designated or held out as a place for the receipt of communications of the kind sent. Receipt within the time in which it would have arrived if properly sent, has the effect of a proper sending.
Send means, with any costs provided for and properly addressed or directed as reasonable
Send means to send by mail, hand delivery, courier, facsimile transmission, or where specifically authorized, by electronic transmission; (envoyer)
Send means to cause to be taken or distributed or to attempt or solicit or cause to be taken or distributed, and includes use of the United States Postal Service;
Send means the same as that term is defined in subdivision (b) (36) of § 8.1A-201.
Send or "sent" means, in connection with any writing or written notice, to deposit in the mail or deliver for transmission by any other usual means of communication with postage or cost of transmission provided for and properly addressed and, in the case of an instrument to an address specified thereon or otherwise agreed, or if no address is specified, to any address reasonable under the circumstances. The foregoing method of delivery includes delivery by any commercial carrier that requests and maintains a receipt for delivery of written documents and also includes an electronic record as set forth in the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act if the sender and recipient have previously communicated by electronic means. In the event any writing is transmitted by mail with the United States postal service, such writing shall be mailed by first class mail, by certified mail, return receipt requested, or by mail delivery requiring a receipt for delivery. The time a writing is deemed to have been sent is the time at which the writing is deposited in the mail or delivered for transmission by any other means and, in the case of an electronic record, the time of sending is as specified in W.S. 40-21-115;