s 10.49
In forceSubstituted service
Chapter 2Original jurisdiction—proceedings generally
Part 10Service
Division 10.4Service outside Australia
10.49 Substituted service
If service on a person outside Australia, in accordance with a convention, the Hague Convention or the law of a foreign country, was not successful, a party may apply to the Court without notice for an order:
(a)
substituting another method of service; or
(b)
specifying that, instead of being served, certain steps be taken to bring the document to the attention of the person; or
(c)
specifying that the document is taken to have been served:
(i)
on the happening of a specified event; or
(ii)
at the end of a specified time.
Note:
Without notice is defined in the Dictionary.
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