Common use of Time of Service Clause in Contracts

Time of Service. Any notice given under this Agreement will be deemed to be validly given: a in the case of delivery, when received; b in the case of posting, on the second day following the date of posting; or c if emailed, one hour after the email is sent unless a return mail is received by the sender within that one hour period stating that the addressee’s email address is wrong or that the message cannot be delivered, provided that any notice received after 5pm on a Business Day or on any day that is not a Business Day will be deemed to have been received on the next Business Day.

Time of Service. Any notice given under this the Agreement will be deemed to be validly given: a in the case of delivery, when received; b in the case of posting, on the second day following the date of posting; or c if emailed, one hour after at the time the email is sent unless a return mail is received by sent, provided the sender within does not receive notice of non-delivery of that one hour period stating that the addressee’s email address is wrong or that the message cannot be deliveredemail, and provided that any notice received after 55 pm on a Business Day or on any day that is not a Business Day will be deemed to have been received on the next Business Day.

Time of Service. Any notice given under this Variation Agreement will be is deemed to be validly given: a in the case of delivery, when received; b in the case of posting, on the second day following the date of posting; or c if emailed, one hour after the email is sent unless a return mail email is received by the sender within that one hour period stating that the addressee’s email address is wrong or that the message cannot be delivered, provided that any notice received after 55 pm on a Business Day or on any day that is not a Business Day will be deemed to have been received on the next Business Day.

Time of Service. Any notice given under this Agreement will be deemed to be validly given: a in the case of delivery, when received; b in the case of posting, on the second day following the date of posting; or c if emailed, one hour after the email is sent unless a return mail is received by the sender within that one hour period stating that the addressee’s email address is wrong or that the message cannot be delivered, provided that any notice received after 55 pm on a Business Day or on any day that is not a Business Day will be deemed to have been received on the next Business Day.