Service of Customs communications expanded to include personal delivery, post, email, publication or affixation; deemed served on tender. The substitution prescribes multiple permissible modes for serving Customs orders and notices-personal tender to the addressee or authorised representative, registered/speed post or courier with acknowledgement to the last known business or residence, e mail to a provided or officially available address, local newspaper publication, and affixation at the last known premises with fallback to office notice board or official website upload-and deems a communication served on the date it is tendered, published, affixed or uploaded, while service by registered post is presumed upon expiry of the normal transit period unless disproved.
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Service of Customs communications expanded to include personal delivery, post, email, publication or affixation; deemed served on tender.
The substitution prescribes multiple permissible modes for serving Customs orders and notices-personal tender to the addressee or authorised representative, registered/speed post or courier with acknowledgement to the last known business or residence, e mail to a provided or officially available address, local newspaper publication, and affixation at the last known premises with fallback to office notice board or official website upload-and deems a communication served on the date it is tendered, published, affixed or uploaded, while service by registered post is presumed upon expiry of the normal transit period unless disproved.
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