This legislation has been repealed.
208—Service of notices or other documents
(1) If this Act
requires or authorised a notice or other document to be served on, or given
to, a person, the notice or document may—
(a) be
served on, or given to, the person or an agent of the person; or
(b) be
left for the person at his or her place of residence or business with someone
apparently over the age of 16 years; or
(c) be
sent by post to the person or an agent of the person at his or her last known
address; or
(d) if
the notice or document is to be served on the owner of land, the land is
unoccupied, and the person seeking to serve the notice or document has taken
reasonable steps to effect service under the other paragraphs of this
subsection but has been unsuccessful—be served by fixing it to some
conspicuous part of the land; or
(e) if
the notice or document is to be served on the occupier of land—be sent
by post to the occupier at the address of the land; or
(f) be
served on the person by fixing it to, or leaving it on, a vessel or craft that
the person is apparently in charge of, or expected to board at some stage, if
the person giving or serving the notice or document has reasonable grounds to
believe that service in this manner will bring the notice or document to the
attention of the person to be served; or
(g) be
sent to the person by facsimile transmission; or
(h) be
served or given in some other manner prescribed by the regulations.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1)
, a notice or document to be served on or given to a company or registered
body within the meaning of the Corporations Act 2001 of the Commonwealth
may be served or given in accordance with that Act.
(3) Subject to the
regulations, a notice or document required or authorised to be given to an
owner of land may, if it is to be served personally, be served on the owner,
one of any joint owners, or the agent of the owner.
(4) This section does
not affect any provision for service prescribed by the Native
Title (South Australia) Act 1994 .