Written Form definition

Written Form means any written amendment to the framework agreement, including any modification of limits through recorded phone conversations, with the stipulation that limit modifications made over the phone shall be subsequently confirmed in writing by parties at any time upon request of either party.

Written Form means a hand-signed document. Any amendment or supplement to these Conditions of Sale including this Section 3.1, and any termination or mutually agreed cancellation of a contract shall be made in written form.

Written Form or "In Writing" means any documents signed by a Party including signed documents sent by e-mail.

Examples of Written Form in a sentence

• Toloka may terminate this Agreement in whole or in part immediately if Customer materially breaches this Agreement and fails to cure such breach within three (3) days after receipt of notice in Written form or through Telecommunication channels to Customer specifying the breach in reasonable detail.

• If unused funds remain, Toloka will return such funds to Customer within thirty (30) calendar days following the Customer’s request, in Written form or through Telecommunication channels, without any interest due.

• Customer may terminate Agreement, with or without cause, by giving at least sixty (60) days’ prior notice to Toloka, in Written form or through Telecommunication channels or as otherwise provided in this Agreement.

• If Customer does not agree with changes to this Agreement, Customer may terminate this Agreement by sending a notice, in Written form or through Telecommunication channels, of termination or notification in the Customer’s Profile within thirty (30) calendar days following Change Notice is given.

• Customer may terminate this Agreement if Toloka materially breaches this Agreement and fails to cure such breach within thirty (30) days after receipt of notice to Toloka, in Written form or through Telecommunication channels, specifying the breach in reasonable detail.

More Definitions of Written Form

Written Form or "In Writing" means any documents signed by a Party including emails sent and/or received.

Written Form means contractual and other legal declarations made in writing , including via recorded phone conversations, provided that the declaration was made in a form suitable to reiterate the declaration with unchanged content and to identify the person making the declaration and the time when the declaration was made.

Written Form means the conclusion in writing of the Agreement or of any other agreement, or of any amendment thereof, including, in the case of the Agreement, any limit modification performed over a voice-recorded telephone, with the proviso that the limit modification performed by telephone is confirmed by the parties at any time subsequently at the request of either party, as well as the subsequent written confirmation (sent on paper), by the other party, of a contractual declaration sent to the other party and initiated by the Bank or the Client via a Telecommunication Device.

Written Form in these GPC shall mean written letter, email, fax letter or posting of data or other electronic transmission within a supplier platform or other electronic B2B application.

Written Form means any document produced by the party in the arbitration proceedings including pleadings, contracts correspondence and data messages (including electronic data interchange and emails).

Written Form means contractual and other legal declarations made in writing, according to the provisions of Section 6:7 of the Hungarian Civil Code.

Written Form or "In Writing" means the form of a non-certified personal signature. [According to the second set of eyes principle that applies the signatures of two authorised persons are required in any case.] [Means any text format, including electronic text formats, to the extent that the recipient can store it]. The time at which the document is received, or available for retrieval, by the recipient shall be decisive for its legal effect.