Section 26
Provision for service of notifications and other communications by Collector
of Businesses, Professions and Trade Licensing Ordinance, 1955
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(1)
Without prejudice to any other method of service which may be deemed reasonable or sufficient, any notification, demand, assessment, adjustment or other communication required to be served by the Collector shall be deemed to be sufficiently served if served personally on any person, or addressed by registered post to such person at any address given by him to the Collector, which the
Collector, at the time of service, has no reason to believe is not a correct address, and, in the case of any proprietor, shall be sufficiently addressed if addressed to the registered proprietor of the business to which the communication relates at the address, if any, declared by the licence to be the appropriate address for the purpose of this section, or, if there is no such address, to the premises, or any of the premises, at or from which it is stated in the licence the business will be carried on.
(2)
Any communication shall be deemed to have been served three days after the day upon which acknowledgement of its receipt, for the purpose of dispatch by registered post, was given by the Post
Office at which it was posted.
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