Service of notices: electronic or physical delivery required; affixture and newspaper publication follow if other modes fail. Rule 7 sets out service of notices and orders by personal delivery or to an authorised agent, by fax, electronic mail or instant messaging, courier, speed post or registered post to specified addresses; fax transmissions must note page counts, electronic communications must be digitally signed and bounced emails do not constitute valid service. If these modes fail, the notice may be affixed on the premises with a written report witnessed by two persons; if affixture is not possible, the notice must be published in an English nationwide daily and a regional-language newspaper.
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Service of notices: electronic or physical delivery required; affixture and newspaper publication follow if other modes fail.
Rule 7 sets out service of notices and orders by personal delivery or to an authorised agent, by fax, electronic mail or instant messaging, courier, speed post or registered post to specified addresses; fax transmissions must note page counts, electronic communications must be digitally signed and bounced emails do not constitute valid service. If these modes fail, the notice may be affixed on the premises with a written report witnessed by two persons; if affixture is not possible, the notice must be published in an English nationwide daily and a regional-language newspaper.
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