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of <h1>Rule 32 of Company Court Rules: Methods for Serving Legal Documents, Notices, and Summonses Explained</h1> Rule 32 of the Company Court Rules, 1959, outlines the methods for serving notices, summonses, and documents in legal proceedings. Service can be effected personally, through an advocate, or via pre-paid registered post to the last known address. If acknowledgment is not received, a court order is required to determine the sufficiency of service. For groups like shareholders or creditors, service by registered or ordinary post is deemed effective upon expected delivery, even if undelivered. Notices to the Central Government must be addressed to the Secretary, Department of Company Law Administration. For international service, documents should be sent by pre-paid air-mail registered post.
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