Service of notice: defined methods determine delivery and when a communication is deemed served under the law. Service of notices, orders, summonses and other communications may be effected by direct tender (including messenger or courier) to the addressee or specified representatives, by registered or speed post or courier with acknowledgement, by email provided at registration, by making it available on the common portal, or by publication in a local newspaper; if none is practicable, by affixing at the last known business or residence or on the issuing office's notice board. Such communications are deemed served on the date they are tendered, published or affixed, and postal communications are deemed received after the normal transit period unless disproved.