The phrase "actual notice" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a situation where a person is genuinely aware of a fact or situation, as opposed to being presumed to know it.
Example: "The defendant had actual notice of the lawsuit, as he received the court documents directly."
Alternatives: "direct knowledge" or "real awareness".
"Sudan unquestionably had actual notice of the litigation," Shanmugam said, and decided not to show up.
Here, United received actual notice of the filing and contents of Espinosa's plan.
The Constitution does not require "actual notice" like personally handing the letter to the homeowner, the chief justice observed.
The government's interest in choosing a means likely to accomplish actual notice is bolstered by its desire to avoid post-forfeiture challenges based on arguments that a different method would have been more likely to accomplish actual notice.
Furthermore, the court held that the school board's failure to develop an antiharassment policy or a grievance procedure did not constitute actual notice or deliberate indifference.
But as the hearing offices have become overwhelmed, he said, they now expedite cases only after seeing an actual eviction notice — usually too late to help.
Because if they don't we've heard Google has yet another nuke waiting on the sidelines – a screen shot of the actual rejection notice via the iPhone developers admin with the formal rejection.
You can find that ratio on your actual tax assessment notice or on the assessor's office website.
Because the deed containing the restrictions had been recorded, Banc One had actual or constructive notice of the reversion that was created when the Brashlers mortgaged the property.
See Wood, 953 at2d at 142 ("The Board's execution of [the company's] financial reports, without more, is insufficient to create an inference that the directors had actual or constructive notice of any illegality".).
