Common use of Notices in Writing Clause in Contracts

Notices in Writing. All correspondence between the parties pertaining to this Agreement shall be addressed by e-mail to the representatives of the respective parties or by post at the addresses mentioned hereinabove. Wherever these conditions provide for giving of approvals, notices and requests or other communication in connection with this Agreement (“Notice”), these communications must be in writing. A notice shall be deemed to be in writing if it is contained in a manuscript, typewritten or printed statement, under the signature and/or seal of the party sending such notice. The representatives of the Parties shall have full authority to act on behalf of the Parties. The representatives shall be entitled to receive all notices, instructions, consents and other communications as may be issued under the Agreement. Such notices and other communication duly given shall be deemed to be effective if given by personal delivery, upon such delivery, or if sent by e-mail, upon the next business day after sending the same, or if sent by registered mail, upon expiry of the 10th business day following the date of dispatch thereto. In the event of any changes in the names and/or designation and/or address of the representatives indicated hereinabove the same shall be intimated to the other Party immediately. All communication/correspondence under or in relation to the Agreement shall be in the English Language.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Franchisee Agreement, Franchisee Agreement, Franchisee Agreement

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