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QUEENSLAND CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL RULES 2009 - REG 39
Giving documents to other persons
39 Giving documents to other persons
(1) Unless an enabling Act provides otherwise, a document required to be given
to an entity in a proceeding may be given to the entity in 1 of the following
ways— (a) by delivering it personally to the entity in the way provided in
the service practice direction;
(b) by sending it by post to the
relevant address;
(c) if the entity has an address for service that includes
a fax number—by sending it to the entity at that number;
(d) if the entity
has an address for service that includes an email address—by sending it to
the entity at that address;
(e) if the entity has an address for service that
includes a non-fax or email electronic address—by sending it to the entity
at that address;
(f) by leaving it with someone who— (i) is at the
relevant address; and
(ii) is apparently an adult and apparently residing or
employed there;
(g) in another way provided for in the service practice
direction;
(h) in any other way directed by the tribunal.
(2) In this
rule—
"relevant address" , for giving a document to an entity, means— (a) the
service address in the entity’s address for service; or
(b) if the entity
does not have an address for service— (i) for posting the document to the
entity—the address provided for in the service practice direction to which
documents may be posted to the entity if the entity does not have an address
for service; or
(ii) for leaving a document with someone—the address
provided for in the service practice direction at which documents may be left
with someone for the purpose of giving the documents to the entity if the
entity does not have an address for service.
Examples of addresses for
paragraph (b)— • the entity’s usual or last known residential or
business address
• the address of the entity’s representative or
associate
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