1983 Ed.]
Lands Tribunal Rules
[CAP. 17
A 5
[Subsidiary]
(4) The Tribunal shall afford any party who gives notice that he wishes to be heard an opportunity to appear and be heard on the application.
6. (1) The first document filed by a party shall state at its foot an address for service of that party.
(2) Any address for service may from time to time be altered by reasonable notice in writing to the registrar and to every other party.
7. Subject to rule 18 and to any general or special directions of the Tribunal, a copy of every document, and of every document exhibited thereto, filed or lodged with the registrar in any proceedings shall be served by the party who filed or lodged it on every other party.
8. Service of a document required to be served on any person may be effected-
(a) if the person is acting by a solicitor, by delivering it to or leaving it for the solicitor or sending it by registered post addressed to the solicitor, at the address for service or at his place of business;
(b) if the person is not acting by a solicitor, by delivering it to him personally or by leaving it for him or sending it by registered post addressed to him at the address for service, or, if none is given, at his last known or usual place of abode or business in Hong Kong;
(c) in such other manner as the Tribunal may direct.
9. Where any notice is required to be given by the Tribunal to any person, whether a party or not, it may be given-
(a) if the person is acting by a solicitor, by sending it by registered post addressed to the solicitor at the address for service or at his place of business;
(b) if the person is not acting by a solicitor, by sending it by registered post addressed to him at the address for service or, if none is given, at his last known or usual place of abode or business in Hong Kong;
(c) in such other manner as the Tribunal may direct.
10. If it appears to the Tribunal that, after reasonable efforts, it has not been possible to-
(a) effect service on any person in accordance with rule 8(a) or (b); or
(b) give notice to any person in accordance with rule 9(a) or (b),
Address for service.
L.N. 84 of 1977.
Parties to be served.
L.N. 84 of 1977.
Method of service.
Notices to be given by the Tribunal.
Substituted service or notice.
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1983 Ed.]
Lands Tribunal Rules
[CAP. 17
A 5
[Subsidiary]
(4) The Tribunal shall afford any party who gives notice that he wishes to be heard an opportunity to appear and be heard on the application.
6. (1) The first document filed by a party shall state at its foot an address for service of that party.
(2) Any address for service may from time to time be altered by reasonable notice in writing to the registrar and to every other party.
7. Subject to rule 18 and to any general or special directions of the Tribunal, a copy of every document, and of every document exhibited thereto, filed or lodged with the registrar in any proceed- ings shall be served by the party who filed or lodged it on every other party.
8. Service of a document required to be served on any person may be effected-
(a) if the person is acting by a solicitor, by delivering it to or leaving it for the solicitor or sending it by registered post addressed to the solicitor, at the address for service or at his place of business;
(b) if the person is not acting by a solicitor, by delivering it to him personally or by leaving it for him or sending it by registered post addressed to him at the address for service, or, if none is given, at his last known or usual place of abode or business in Hong Kong;
(c) in such other manner as the Tribunal may direct.
9. Where any notice is required to be given by the Tribunal to any person, whether a party or not, it may be given-
(a)
(b)
if the person is acting by a solicitor, by sending it by registered post addressed to the solicitor at the address for service or at his place of business;
if the person is not acting by a solicitor, by sending it by registered post addressed to him at the address for service or, if none is given, at his last known or usual place of abode or business in Hong Kong;
(c) in such other manner as the Tribunal may direct.
10. If it appears to the Tribunal that, after reasonable efforts, it has not been possible to-
(a) effect service on any person in accordance with rule 8(a)
or (b); or
(b) give notice to any person in accordance with rule 9(a)
or (b),
Address for service.
L.N. 84 77.
Parties to be served.
L.N. 84 77.
Method of service.
Notices to be given by the Tribunal.
Substituted service or
notice.
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