Private Healthcare Facilities and Services Act 1998 · Updated to 1 Dec 2015 · Part XVIII · Miscellaneous
110. Service of notice
Official textFrom Laws of Malaysia Online, unchanged
Every notice or document required or authorized to be served under this Act may be served—
by delivering a copy thereof to the person to be served;
by sending a copy thereof by prepaid registered post to the person to be served; or
by affixing a copy thereof to any conspicuous part of the premises to which it relates.
Where a notice or document is served by prepaid registered post, it shall be deemed to have been served on the day succeeding
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the day on which the notice or document would have been received in the ordinary course of post if the notice or document is addressed—
in the case of an individual, to the person’s usual or last known abode or place of business; or
in the case of a body corporate, partnership or society to its registered place of business.
Where the person or body corporate, partnership or society to whom there has been addressed a registered letter containing any notice which may be given under the provisions of this Act is informed of the fact that there is a registered letter awaiting him or it at the post office, and such person or body corporate, partnership or society refuses or neglects to take delivery of such registered letter, such notice shall be deemed to have been served upon him or it on the date on which he or it was informed.
body corporate
“body corporate” means a body incorporated under the Companies Act 1965;
Terms defined in s 2
body corporate
Defined · s 2“body corporate” means a body incorporated under the Companies Act 1965;
premises
Defined · s 2“premises” means any place, building or vehicle, whether permanent or temporary;
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