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UNIFORM CIVIL PROCEDURE RULES 2005 - REG 10.15
Substituted and informal service of originating process in proceedings for possession of land
10.15 Substituted and informal service of originating process in proceedings
for possession of land
(cf SCR Part 9, rule 5)
(1) Without limiting rule 10.14, this rule applies to
any originating process that is required to be served on a defendant in
connection with proceedings for the possession of land.
(2) On application
under rule 10.14, the court may order that the plaintiff may serve the
originating process on the defendant by affixing a copy of the
originating process to a conspicuous part of the land-- (a) in addition to any
other steps ordered to be taken for the purpose of bringing the
originating process to the notice of the person concerned, or
(b) if the
originating process cannot be served on the defendant without undue delay or
expense.
(3) An order under subrule (2) may direct that the
originating process be taken to have been served on the defendant on the
expiry of a specified time.
(4) If a copy of the originating process has been
affixed to a conspicuous part of the land otherwise than under an order under
subrule (2), the court may order that the originating process be taken to have
been served on the defendant on a date specified in the order.
(5) If an
originating process is served pursuant to an order under subrule (2) and the
plaintiff applies for default judgment under rule 16.3, the application for
default judgment must be limited to the possession of land (and not include
any other relief such as damages) unless-- (a) the originating process is
taken to have been served because of a direction under rule 10.14(3), or
(b)
the originating process was served directly on the defendant while attempting
to serve it in accordance with an order made under subrule (2) and the
plaintiff's application for default judgment is supported by an affidavit
specifying when, where and how service was effected.
(6) Service in
accordance with this rule is taken to constitute personal service.
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