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Any notice may be given by any means, whether in writing or otherwise, appropriate to the circumstances.

Subject to paragraphs (4) and (5), any notice becomes effective when it reaches the addressee.

A notice reaches the addressee when it is delivered to it or to its place of business or mailing address, or, if it does not have a place of business or mailing address, to its habitual residence

If one party gives notice to the other because of the other's non-performance or because such non-performance is reasonably anticipated by the first party, and the notice is properly dispatched or given, a delay or inaccuracy in the transmission of the notice or its failure to arrive does not prevent it from having effect. The notice shall have effect from the time at which it would have arrived in normal circumstances.

A notice has no effect if a withdrawal of it reaches the addressee before or at the same time as the notice.

In this Article, ‘notice’ includes the communication of a promise, statement, offer, acceptance, demand, request or other declaration.