Common use of SENDING Clause in Contracts

SENDING. In addition to any method of service provided for by statute, a notice from or demand by the Financier is given to or made on the Chargor if it is: (a) sent by facsimile to the facsimile number of the Chargor last known to the Financier or, if more than one facsimile number is known to the Financier, to any of those facsimile numbers; or (b) left for the Chargor or sent by prepaid mail (and by airmail if to an address outside Australia) to the Chargor at: (i) the address of the Chargor set out in this document; or (ii) the Chargor's usual place of business last known to the Financier; or

SENDING. In addition to any method of service provided for by statute, a notice from or demand by the Financier is given to or made on the Chargor if it is: (a) sent by facsimile to the facsimile number of the Chargor last known to the Financier or, if more than one facsimile number is known to the Financier, to any of those facsimile numbers; or (b) left for the Chargor or sent by prepaid mail (and by airmail if to an address outside Australia) to the Chargor at: (i) the address of the Chargor set out in this document; or (ii) the Chargor's usual place of business last known to the Financier; or (iii) the Chargor's registered office; or (iv) premises owned or occupied by the Chargor.