General address for service
247 General address for service
The valuer-general may serve a notice or other document on anyone for a purpose under this Act by serving it on the person’s address for service.
For subsection (1), a person’s address for service is taken to be the person’s address for service last notified to the valuer-general.
If an address for service is given for more than 1 person, the valuer-general may give notice to all of them at that address.
Subsection (5) applies if—
a person has not given the valuer-general an address for service; or
the following apply for a person—
a person has given the valuer-general an address for service;
the valuer-general’s records show that the person’s address has changed;
the person has not given the valuer-general notice of the change.
The person’s electronic or other address as stated in any document in the valuer-general’s custody is taken to be the person’s address for service.
This section applies subject to section 153.
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