The Clause Files: Notice

A series breaking down common contract clauses and explaining why they’re included. After all, your contract clarity is out there.

Notice. All notices, claims, and other communications hereunder ("Notices") shall be made in writing and addressed to the appropriate party at the following addresses or otherwise as designated by each such party in writing:

The notice clause, a seemingly straightforward part of a contract, holds immense importance in ensuring its proper enforcement. This clause specifies how formal communications between the parties should be made and delivered. It ensures that important notices, such as termination, breach, or amendments, are properly communicated, legally recognized, ensures clarity, reduces disputes over whether a notice was properly given, and provides a clear process for communication. A contract, akin to a marriage, requires effective communication to avoid a disastrous outcome.

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