Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The addressee shall be so advised by telefax or other technical means of communication.
• The filter will forward the message to the addressee entered here.
• The name of the addressee is clearly marked.
• The addressee to whom the message will be forwarded.
• Legal acts addressed to individual third parties are issued in the language of the addressee.
• And a very fine match to the addressee on Mr Cotton's mystery tickets.
• The use of 'or' makes the original wording ambiguous and appears to allow two different situations in which the addressee may refuse:
• The addressee was a Jame Gumb.

• Moreover, it appears as though it will be possible, within the next couple of years, to use the recipients own brain stem cells to grow organs which are not rejected by their bodies.
• (d) appears in any information documents supplied to the recipient by the provider, setting out a detailed description of the service he provides.
• If it appears that a Contracting Party has supplied information that is inaccurate or should not have been forwarded, the recipient Contracting Parties shall be informed immediately thereof. They shall be obliged to correct such information or delete it.
• The & nickname; of the recipient and file name appear here.
• It appears that aid recipient is chosen without using any open procedure.
• Against this background, it appears that the envisaged liability of the recipient for VAT is the most appropriate solution in the specific circumstances and for the particularly high risk involved.
• (d) appears in any information documents supplied to the recipient by the provider which set out a detailed description of the service he provides.
• The legend 'Only for the manufacture of petfood' or 'Only for the manufacture of pharmaceuticals or technical products' must appear on the recipients and accompanying documents, depending on the intended purpose.