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10.—(1) In order to give a document by post to a person (other than to the court), it must be sent by properly addressing, pre-paying and posting to an address which has been given by that person for the purpose of receipt of documents under these Rules.
(2) If no address has been given as is mentioned in paragraph (1), the document must be sent to an address which is shown in the following table.
Person to whom document is to be given | Address |
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(1) 2000 c.12. “Limited Liability Partnership” is defined in section 1(2). | |
1. Individual | Last known residential address |
2. Individual in their business capacity | Last known residential address of the individual; or principal or last known place of business |
3. Individual in their capacity as a partner in a partnership | Last known residential address of the individual; or principal or last known place of business of the partnership |
4. Limited Liability Partnership (within the meaning of the Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000(1)) | Principal office of the partnership; or any place of business of the partnership |
5. Corporation (other than a company) | Principal office of the corporation; or any place where the corporation carries on its activities |
6. Company | Principal office of the company; or any place of business of the company |
(3) Unless the contrary is shown, the document is to be deemed as having been given to the person on the second day after it was posted, provided that day is a business day; or if not, the next business day after that day.
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