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<h1>Section 169 of Kerala GST Ordinance: Methods for Serving Notices Include Email, Post, Newspaper, and Affixing at Addresses.</h1> Section 169 of the Kerala Goods and Services Tax Ordinance, 2017 outlines the methods for serving notices and communications under the ordinance. Notices can be served directly to the addressee or their representative, by registered or speed post, via email, through the common portal, or by newspaper publication. If these methods are impractical, notices can be affixed at the last known business or residential address or on the office notice board of the concerned authority. Communications are deemed served on the date they are tendered, published, or affixed, and presumed received by post unless proven otherwise.