Service of FEMA notices permits personal delivery, registered post, witnessed affixture, and ultimately newspaper publication where earlier methods fail. Service of notices, requisitions and orders may be made by personal delivery to the person or authorised representative, or by registered post with ... Summary
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Foreign Exchange Management (Adjudication Proceedings And Appeal) Rules, 2000
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Service of FEMA notices permits personal delivery, registered post, witnessed affixture, and ultimately newspaper publication where earlier methods fail.
Service of notices, requisitions and orders may be made by personal delivery to the person or authorised representative, or by registered post with acknowledgement due to the relevant residence, business or workplace address. If these methods are unavailable, service may be effected by affixture at a conspicuous part of the premises with a written report witnessed by two persons. Where delivery, registered post and affixture cannot be used, publication in widely circulated vernacular and English newspapers is permitted.
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