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Further, reasonable notice of a contract's terms must be given to the other party prior to their entry into the contract.

He could therefore revive his right by giving reasonable notice.

This allows the artist to look at the manager's books, with reasonable notice.

And "reasonable notice," he said, is a minimum of 72 hours.

One possibility: she agrees to give you reasonable notice (two weeks?

The bank must not close a customer's account without reasonable notice, since checks are outstanding in the ordinary course of business for several days.

The Department will give reasonable notice allowing affected persons to learn of any corrections made.

Employees have a right to reasonable notice before having their contracts terminated under s.86.

He should be given the opportunity on reasonable notice to inspect the same.

They should give reasonable and timely notice of the demand for documents.

Every decision made under social security law is to be in writing and given sufficient notice, usually in a letter.

If these are planned in advance for six months to a year, then all members will have sufficient notice.

According to our agreement, I am entitled to take possession after giving him "sufficient notice."

They claimed that customers were not given sufficient notice of the amendments to make it valid.

For more information see Has your employee given you sufficient notice?

In 1993, the city decided that only one sign anywhere on a block is sufficient notice of parking restrictions.

You can change the details of your order provided you give our contractor sufficient notice.

With sufficient notice, constituents can have their flag flown on a specific date.

Therefore any employer should be able to opt out of its provisions providing sufficient notice, say 12 months, is given.

"They never gave sufficient notice to the community that they were going to close the bank."