Drafting Skills · glossary
The clause that says how one party tells the other something formal under the contract. The Agreement sends notices to the registered office for the time being, or to the email last given for notices. So a notice follows the bakery when it moves. Agreement, clause 17.1 · Chapter 8 · see Deemed receipt
Explained in Chapter 8, Boilerplate Clauses: Entire Agreement and Notices, of Drafting Skills.
Also explained in M&A Foundations.
A notice clause says how one party tells the other something formal under the contract. Some notices start a deadline running, so each notice must go to a place where someone will read it.Read Chapter 8, Boilerplate Clauses: Entire Agreement and Notices →
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