Common use of Address and Notices Clause in Contracts

Address and Notices. a) All notices, and communications to be forwarded to the Bank shall be in writing and should be sent to the Bank’s address where the Customer’s account is held or to the Bank’s headquarters address. - All notices or communications to be addressed to the Customer, should be sent to the Customers address available with the Bank. b) Notices sent by the Bank to the Customer may be delivered by email or registered mail, courier, SMS message. Phone calls or any other method as consented by the Customer. c) Notices sent by email shall be deemed to be received on the Business Day following the day they are transmitted and if sent by registered mail or courier, shall be deemed to be received three (3) Business Days after the date of posting or dispatch (as the case may be) and properly addressed to the addressee. d) All communications, notices or documents made and delivered shall be in English or Arabic language. e) The Bank has the absolute discretion whether or not to accept, rely or act upon any communication received via telephone, electronic mail, untested telex or facsimile transmission and shall be entitled to request verification of any such communication by any method the Bank deems appropriate