Service of notices: prescribed modes include personal delivery, registered post, courier, fax or email; substituted service permitted. Regulation prescribes modes for serving notices: personal delivery, registered, speed post or courier to furnished or ordinary addresses; facsimile or ... Summary
Service of notices: prescribed modes include personal delivery, registered post, courier, fax or email; substituted service permitted.
Regulation prescribes modes for serving notices: personal delivery, registered, speed post or courier to furnished or ordinary addresses; facsimile or electronic mail allowed with facsimile cover details. Postal or courier endorsement of refusal constitutes proof of service by refusal. Lost or unreturned registered-post acknowledgement may still permit the Commission to deem service sufficient. If addressee is absent, untraceable, or service is impracticable, the Commission may order substituted service, including affixing notice at the usual residence or publishing an advertisement in a local newspaper.
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