Service of notice—Act, section 34 (5) (b) (i)
4 Service of notice—Act, section 34 (5) (b) (i)
A notice must be given to the accused person.
A notice may be given—
by giving it to the accused person personally; or
by sending it by registered post, addressed to the accused person, to a home or business address of the person; or
by emailing it to an email address of the accused person; or
by leaving it, addressed to the accused person, at a home or business address of the person with someone who appears to be at least 16 years old and to live or be employed at the address.
For subsection (2), a home or business address or email address for an accused person may be given to the court by—
the accused person; or
a lawyer who represents, or has represented, the accused person in the proceeding.
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