Common use of Address of service Clause in Contracts

Address of service. Creditor acknowledges that the address set out on the first page of this Agreement is its effective address for delivery. Notices sent by the Client directly or by post to Creditor under this Agreement shall be sent to the address set out on the first page of this Agreement until such address is changed by announcement as announced by Creditor to be the same. The Client agrees that all notices given by it to Creditor will be deemed to have been given on actual receipt by Creditor. Credit Line Agreement The Client acknowledges that the address, facsimile, email and other information set out on the first page of this Agreement is its effective mailing or electronic delivery address. All notices other than litigation under this Agreement and letters, subpoenas, notices and other legal paper given to it in any litigation arising out of this Agreement (including any litigation and enforcement procedures such as first instance, second instance, retrial) shall be deemed to have been given if they are mailed, sent by facsimile, email and other electronic delivery methods to the mailing or electronic delivery address listed on the first page hereof, and the specific date of service shall be governed by the provisions of the Civil Procedure Law regarding the date of service. Any change in the above mailing or electronic delivery address shall have no legal effect unless prior notice Creditor is given and the addresses for delivery identified herein shall continue to be deemed effective delivery addresses.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Credit Line Agreement (Neophotonics Corp), Credit Line Agreement (Neophotonics Corp)