Due Notice
/ˈduː ˈnoʊtɪs/
Definitions
- (n.) Adequate and timely notification given to a party in accordance with legal requirements to enable them to act or respond.
The landlord must provide due notice before terminating the lease.
- (n.) A formal and effectual communication that complies with statutory or contractual requirements.
Due notice of the meeting was sent to all shareholders as required by the bylaws.
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Commentary
Due notice implies both sufficiency in time and proper method; drafting should specify these criteria to avoid disputes regarding adequacy.
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