Service of notices requires personal delivery, registered post, affixture, and newspaper publication only when earlier modes fail. Service of notices, requisitions and orders may be made through personal delivery to the person or an authorised representative, registered post with ... Summary
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Foreign Exchange Management (Adjudication Proceedings And Appeal) Rules, 2000
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Service of notices requires personal delivery, registered post, affixture, and newspaper publication only when earlier modes fail.
Service of notices, requisitions and orders may be made through personal delivery to the person or an authorised representative, registered post with acknowledgement due, or affixture at a conspicuous part of the relevant premises supported by a written report witnessed by two persons. If these modes cannot be used, service may be effected through publication in leading English and vernacular newspapers circulating in the relevant area or jurisdiction.
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