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5.—(1) The mortgagee’s notice under regulation 4 may be given in any of the following ways—
(a)by sending the notice to the property by first class post or registered post in an envelope addressed—
(i)to the tenant by name, or
(ii)if the tenant’s name is not known, to “The Tenant or Occupier”;
(b)by leaving the notice at the property—
(i)in an envelope addressed as described in subparagraph (a), or
(ii)affixed to and displayed in a prominent place where its contents can be read by a person entering the property; or
(c)by personal service upon a person who appears to be in residence at the property.
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