Common use of Certificates and Notices Clause in Contracts

Certificates and Notices. 18.1 Subject to any applicable laws, we may give you any notice, statement, demand or court document (including any collection notice, default notice, court originating process or other court document) by: a) giving it to you personally; b) leaving it at your last known residential or business address; c) posting it to your last known residential or business address; d) by electronic means to your last known electronic address; or e) any other means permitted by law. 18.2 Subject to any applicable laws, you consent to any notice, statement, demand or court document connected with your CHP Agreement or any Security Interest given under your CHP Agreement being given to you by electronic means, including any documents that would otherwise require personal service in accordance with the relevant court rules in force in the jurisdiction in which the Security Interest is located. 18.3 Any notice required to be served on you under the CHP Agreement will be deemed to have been properly served if left at or sent by prepaid post to the last known address, or emailed to your last notified email address. 18.4 Any notice sent by post to you will be taken to have been received when it would be delivered in the ordinary course of the post. Any email to you will be taken to have been received when the transmitting machine records that a successful transmission has been made. 18.5 You must advise us as soon as practicable if you change your address. 18.6 Any notice required to be served on us under the CHP Agreement must be: a) in writing and clearly readable; b) signed by you (or your authorised signatory) by hand or electronically; c) left at our address or sent by registered post to our last known address or to our email address. 18.7 Proof of posting or of dispatch of email is proof of receipt: a) in the case of a letter, where a receipt is produced showing that the letter was sent by registered post, on the third Business Day after the date of posting within Australia; and b) in the case of a email, upon production of a log or report from our email server which indicates that the mail was transmitted without error. 18.8 If the time of dispatch of an email is not on a Business Day, or is after 4.00 pm (local time) on a Business Day, it will be deemed to have been received at the commencement of business on the next Business Day.

Certificates and Notices. 18.1 19.1 Subject to any applicable laws, we may give you any notice, statement, demand or court document (including any collection notice, default notice, court originating process or other court document) by: a) giving it to you personally; b) leaving it at your last known residential or business address; c) posting it to your last known residential or business address; d) by electronic means to your last known electronic address; or e) any other means permitted by law. 18.2 19.2 Subject to any applicable laws, you consent to any notice, statement, demand or court document connected with your CHP Rental Agreement or any Security Interest given under your CHP Rental Agreement being given to you by electronic means, including any documents that would otherwise require personal service in accordance with the relevant court rules in force in the jurisdiction in which the Security Interest is located. 18.3 Any notice required to be served on you under the CHP Agreement will be deemed to have been properly served if left at or sent by prepaid post to the last known address, or emailed to your last notified email address. 18.4 19.3 Any notice sent by post to you will be taken to have been received when it would be delivered in the ordinary course of the post. Any email sent to you will be taken to have been received when the transmitting machine records that a successful transmission has been made. 18.5 You must advise us as soon as practicable if you change your address. 18.6 19.4 Any notice required to be served on us under the CHP Rental Agreement must be: a) in writing and clearly readable; b) signed by you (or your Your authorised signatory) by hand or electronically; c) left at our address or sent by registered post to our last known address or to our email address. 18.7 19.5 Proof of posting or of dispatch of email is proof of receipt: a) in the case of a letter, where a receipt is produced showing that the letter was sent by registered post, on the third Business Day after the date of posting within Australia; and b) in the case of a an email, upon production of a log or report from our email server which indicates that the mail email was transmitted without error. 18.8 19.6 If the time of dispatch of an email is not on a Business Day, or is after 4.00 pm (local time) on a Business Day, it will be deemed to have been received at the commencement of business on the next Business Day.