Contacts’ addresses Clause Samples

The 'Contacts’ addresses' clause specifies the official addresses of the parties involved in an agreement for the purpose of receiving formal communications. It typically outlines where notices, correspondence, or legal documents should be sent, and may include provisions for updating these addresses if they change. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear and reliable method for delivering important information, thereby reducing the risk of missed communications and potential disputes.
Contacts’ addresses. Indicates a file type "CONADDR". Contains the addresses of the Contacts. Only two addresses per Contact are allowed provided they are of different types. The following fields shall be stored in the CONADDR file: (1) {contactHandle}, Contact Handle; (2) {addressType}, Address type:, shall be “int /” or “loc”; see RFC 49335733, see [4]; (3) {contactName}, Contact Name; (4) {contactOrganization}, Contact Organization; (5) {postalAddress1}, Postal Address 1; (6) {postalAddress2}, Postal Address 2; (7) {postalAddress3}, Postal Address 3; (8) {city}, City; (9) {stateProvinceOrRegion}, State/Province/Region; (10) {postalCode}, Postal Code; and (11) {Country;}, Country. Notes for 4.8.3 and 4.8.4 and 4.8.5: The following fields are ones where standards documents may be able to indicate requirements appropriate to validation. In particular, the EPP Contact Mapping in RFC 5733, see [4] requires reference to other standards documents as follows: Country identifiers are represented using two character identifiers as specified in ISO 3166. Telephone numbers (both voice and fax) are formatted based on structures defined in ITU standard E164a. Email address syntax is defined in RFC 2822Internet Message Format [12].
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Contacts’ addresses. Indicates a file type "CONADDR". Contains the addresses of the Contacts. Only two addresses per Contact are allowed provided they are of different types. The following fields shall be stored in the CONADDR file: (1) {contactHandle}, Contact Handle; (2) {addressType}, Address type, shall be “int” or “loc”; RFC 5733, see [4]; (3) {contactName}, Contact Name; (4) {contactOrganization}, Contact Organization; (5) {postalAddress1}, Postal Address 1; (6) {postalAddress2}, Postal Address 2; (7) {postalAddress3}, Postal Address 3; (8) {city}, City; (9) {stateProvinceOrRegion}, State/Province/Region; (10) {postalCode}, Postal Code; and (11) {Country}, Country. The following fields are ones where standards documents may be able to indicate requirements appropriate to validation. In particular, the EPP Contact Mapping in RFC 5733, see [4] requires reference to other standards documents as follows: Country identifiers are represented using two character identifiers as specified in ISO 3166. Telephone numbers (both voice and fax) are formatted based on structures defined in ITU standard E164a. Email address syntax is defined in Internet Message Format [12].
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Contacts’ addresses. Indicates a file type "CONADDR". Contains the addresses of the Contacts. Only two addresses per Contact are allowed provided they are of different types. The following fields shall be stored in the CONADDR file:
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Contacts’ addresses. Indicates a file type "CONADDR". Contains the addresses of the Contacts. Only two addresses per Contact are allowed provided they are of different types. The following fields shall be stored in the CONADDR file: (1) {contactHandle}, Contact Handle; (2) {addressType}, Address type, shall be “int” or “loc”; RFC 5733, see [4]; (3) {contactName}, Contact Name; (4) {contactOrganization}, Contact Organization; (5) {postalAddress1}, Postal Address 1; (6) {postalAddress2}, Postal Address 2; (7) {postalAddress3}, Postal Address 3; (8) {city}, City;
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Contacts’ addresses. Indicates a file type "CONADDR". Contains the addresses of the Contacts. Only two addresses per Contact are allowed provided they are of different types. The following fields shall be stored in the CONADDR file: (1) Contact Handle; (2) Address type: int / loc; see RFC 4933 [4]; (3) Contact Name; (4) Contact Organization; (5) Postal Address 1; (6) Postal Address 2; (7) Postal Address 3; (8) City; (9) State/Province/Region; (10) Postal Code; (11) Country; The following fields are ones where standards documents may be able to indicate requirements appropriate to validation. In particular, the EPP Contact Mapping [4] requires reference to other standards documents as follows: Country identifiers are represented using two character identifiers as specified in ISO 3166. Telephone numbers (both voice and fax) are formatted based on structures defined in ITU standard E164a. Email address syntax is defined in RFC 2822.
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Related to Contacts’ addresses

  • Notice Addresses A notice, request, direction, consent, waiver or other communication must be addressed to the recipient at its address stated in Schedule B to the Sale and Servicing Agreement, which address the party may change by notifying the other party.

  • Email Address (For delivery of Documents to Seller) (For delivery of Documents to Buyer)

  • Postal Address Contact Person: ... Tel: ... Fax ...

  • ADDRESS Refers to IPv4 or IPv6 addresses without making any distinction between the two. When there is need to make a distinction, IPv4 or IPv6 is used.

  • Addresses The address and fax number (and the department or officer, if any, for whose attention the communication is to be made) of each Party for any communication or document to be made or delivered under or in connection with the Finance Documents is: (a) in the case of the Company, that identified with its name below; (b) in the case of each Lender or any other Obligor, that notified in writing to the Facility Agent on or prior to the date on which it becomes a Party; and (c) in the case of the Facility Agent, that identified with its name below, or any substitute address, fax number or department or officer as the Party may notify to the Facility Agent (or the Facility Agent may notify to the other Parties, if a change is made by the Facility Agent) by not less than five Business Days’ notice.