Примери за използване на Is deemed to be served на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Document is deemed to be served if given to any one of them.
If a document is served by being placed in a post box pursuant to Section 326 of the Code of Civil Procedure, it is deemed to be served once it has been placed in the post box.
The document is deemed to be served regardless of whether or not such explanation is given.
The notice shall clearly state that the document deposited hasbeen sent by the court and that as of the time of depositing, the document is deemed to be served and terms in the proceeding may begin to run as of such time.
The document is deemed to be served when the person receiving the documents accepts service.
The notice must clearly state that the document deposited has been sent by the court and that the document is deemed to be served as soon as it has been deposited, and terms in the proceedings may begin to run starting from that time.
A judicial document is deemed to be served when the recipient opens it in the information system or confirms receipt without opening the document.
Pursuant to Section 307(3) of the Code of Civil Procedure, if a document reached a participant in a proceeding on whom the document had to be served or on whom the document could be served pursuant to law but it was not possible to certify the service, or if the procedure for service provided by law was violated,the document is deemed to be served on the participant in the proceeding only from the time at which the document actually reached the recipient.
In this case the document is deemed to be served when the recipient confirms receipt of the judicial document in writing, by fax or electronically.
If a document is served by being deposited, pursuant to Section 327(3)of the Code of Civil Procedure, it is deemed to be served once three days have passed from the written notice specified in subsection 2 of the same section being left or sent on.
A judicial document is deemed to be served on the recipient pursuant to subsection 3 even if it is served on the recipient's representative in one of the ways specified in subsections 1 and 2 of the same section.
If a document is served pursuant to Sections 322 and323 of the Code of Civil Procedure, it is deemed to be served once it has been delivered to the person to whom the document should be delivered in accordance with Sections 322 or 323 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
A procedural document is deemed to be served when the recipient opens it in the information system or confirms its receipt in the information system without opening the document and also if the same is done by another person to whom the recipient has granted access to see the documents in the information system.
In this case the document is deemed to be served when the recipient confirms receipt of the judicial document in writing, by fax or electronically.
In the event of public service, a judicial document is deemed to be served once 30 days have passed from the date the excerpt was published in Ametlikud Teadaanded(Section 317(5) of the Code of Civil Procedure).
Pursuant to Section 322(4)of the Code of Civil Procedure, a document is also deemed to be served on a person who is serving in the defence forces,serving a sentence in prison or staying in a health care institution or similar place for a prolonged period of time, provided that the document is delivered to the head of the institution or someone appointed by them, unless otherwise prescribed by law.
If the document to be served is refused without justification, the document is still deemed to have been served(Section 179 of the German Code of Civil Procedure).
Similarly, if the document that is to be served has been posted directly to the home, it shall be deemed not to have been served if the recipient does not return the signed proof of receipt to the court.
The deposited document is deemed to have been served on the first day of this period(notional service).
A document is deemed to have been served three days after it was dispatched, even if the addressee has not read it.
In that case, the document is deemed to have been served on the last day on which the addressee could collect it.
A document is deemed to have been served on the fifth day after it was dispatched, even if the addressee has not read it.
If the addressee does not present himself/herself, the document is deemed to have been served when the time limit expires(Article 163 of the Code of Civil Procedure).
A document served via electronic means is deemed to have been served on the date specified in the electronic acknowledgement of receipt of correspondence, even if that date falls on a statutory non-working day.
The decision is deemed to have been served since the receipt of the profile message, which is certified by the platform by electronic time stamping.
If a document is served electronically, it is deemed to have been served on the date indicated in the electronic acknowledgement of receipt.
The documents shall then be deemed to have been served(Article 144 ZPP).
The complaints officer further decided that Mr. Engel's punishment of two days' strict arrest should be deemed to have been served from 20 to 22 March, during his provisional arrest.
If the method of service contemplated in point 7.1 was used for a person who is hospitalised or imprisoned, or a seaman, military serviceman or person residing abroad, the document being served will be deemed to have been served as soon as it is delivered to the authorities or persons referred to in the above point, irrespective of when it was sent and received(136.1 CCP).
In any of the above cases, the notification is deemed to have been served on the third day after its registration or of it having been issued electronically.