Mixed Use Development Act 1993
sec.194Service of documents on bodies corporate, members and others
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sec.194 Service of documents on bodies corporate, members and others
A summons or other legal process may be served on a body corporate by leaving it with— the chairperson or secretary; or another member of the executive committee. A document (other than a document mentioned in subsection (1) ) may be served on the body corporate— by leaving it with a person mentioned in subsection (1) ; or sending it by post to the body corporate at its address for service. Nothing in this section— affects the operation of another law that authorises the service of a document otherwise than as provided in the section; or affects the power of a court or tribunal to authorise service of a document otherwise than as provided in the section. (sec.194-ssec.1) A summons or other legal process may be served on a body corporate by leaving it with— the chairperson or secretary; or another member of the executive committee. (sec.194-ssec.2) A document (other than a document mentioned in subsection (1) ) may be served on the body corporate— by leaving it with a person mentioned in subsection (1) ; or sending it by post to the body corporate at its address for service. (sec.194-ssec.3) Nothing in this section— affects the operation of another law that authorises the service of a document otherwise than as provided in the section; or affects the power of a court or tribunal to authorise service of a document otherwise than as provided in the section.
- (a) the chairperson or secretary; or
- (b) another member of the executive committee.
- (a) by leaving it with a person mentioned in subsection (1) ; or
- (b) sending it by post to the body corporate at its address for service.
- (a) affects the operation of another law that authorises the service of a document otherwise than as provided in the section; or
- (b) affects the power of a court or tribunal to authorise service of a document otherwise than as provided in the section.