Service of notices, &c.
59 Service of notices, &c.
Where a notice, application or other document required by this Act is to be served on the Valuer-General, it may be served by leaving it at, or sending it by post to, the office of the Valuer-General or by sending it to that office by way of facsimile or any other form of electronic transmission approved by the Valuer-General.
The Valuer-General, in ascertaining an address for service, may rely on an address of a person as appears from – the valuation roll as prepared and maintained under this Act; or the Register kept under the Land Titles Act 1980; or an electoral roll kept under the Electoral Act 2004 – or on any other address as may be verified by the Valuer-General.
A notice is taken to be served on a natural person if it is – given to the person; or left at or sent by post to the person's postal or residential address or place or address of business or employment last known to the Valuer-General; or sent by way of facsimile transmission to a person's facsimile number; or sent by any other common form of electronic transmission.
In the case of any other person, a notice is taken to be served if it is – left at or sent by post to the person's principal or registered office or principal place of business; or sent by way of facsimile transmission to the person's facsimile number; or sent by any other common form of electronic transmission.
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