506.Paragraph (a) of subsection (1) makes clear that it is sufficient if the thing to be sent is sent to the person’s solicitor or other agent. Paragraph (b) provides a solution where the person’s name is unknown, and excuses the sender from attempts to discover it.
507.Subsection (2) explains how a thing may be sent.
508.Subsection (3) gives the rule as to when a thing is considered to have been sent.
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