Date of Notification Clause Samples
The Date of Notification clause defines the specific date on which a party is considered to have formally notified the other party of a particular event, action, or requirement under the contract. This clause typically outlines how and when notifications must be delivered—such as by email, registered mail, or personal delivery—and may specify that the effective date is when the notice is sent or received. Its core practical function is to provide clarity and certainty regarding the timing of contractual communications, which is essential for triggering rights, obligations, or deadlines under the agreement.
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Date of Notification. ▇▇▇▇ of the notification replaced by this notification (if relevant):
Date of Notification. All notices or communications duly delivered or mailed and postmarked to a Party hereto as provided in Section 15.1 shall be effective as of the date of receipt.
Date of Notification. All supplemental contracts shall automatically be non-renewed upon the completion of the duty.
Date of Notification. All notifications done by registered letter in execution of the present contract are supposed to be done at the date of presentation of the registered letter to the post office, the date of the receipt serving as a proof.
Date of Notification. Within provision (iv) it is stated that late notice alone shall not prevent the operation of the Agreement. This then suggests that where a policyholder is slow to notify a claim this could impact upon the need for contribution. Is this correct?
Date of Notification. 71 18.4 Oral Notice in Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 18.5