If special service of a document is not required, the document may be served on a person:

(a)

by any method of special service;

(b)

if the person has given an address for service:

(i)

by delivering it to the address in a sealed envelope addressed to the person;

(ii)

by sending it to the address by post in a sealed envelope addressed to the person; or

(iii)

by sending it to the facsimile or e-mail address stated in the address for service by electronic communication addressed to the person (see rule 7.16);

(c) if the person has not given an address for service:

(i)

by handing it to the person;

(ii)

by delivering it to the person's last known address or place of business in a sealed envelope addressed to the person; or

(iii)

by sending it by post in a sealed envelope addressed to the person at the person's last known address or place of business;

(d)

if a lawyer representing the person agrees, in writing, to accept service of the document, by sending it to the lawyer; or

(e) if the person's address for service includes the number of a lawyer's document exchange box, by delivering it in a sealed envelope, addressed to the lawyer at that box address, to:

(i)

that box; or

(ii)

a box provided at another branch of the document exchange for delivery of documents to the box address.