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Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999
sec.109Personal service—persons with impaired capacity
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### sec.109 Personal service—persons with impaired capacity
A document required to be served personally on a person with impaired capacity (the impaired person ) must be served instead on—
the person who is the impaired person’s litigation guardian for the proceeding to which the document relates; or
if there is no-one under paragraph (a) —a person who is entitled under rule 94 (2) to be the impaired person’s litigation guardian for the proceeding to which the document relates; or
if there is no-one under paragraph (a) or (b) —an adult who has the care of the impaired person.
- (a) the person who is the impaired person’s litigation guardian for the proceeding to which the document relates; or
- (b) if there is no-one under paragraph (a) —a person who is entitled under rule 94 (2) to be the impaired person’s litigation guardian for the proceeding to which the document relates; or
- (c) if there is no-one under paragraph (a) or (b) —an adult who has the care of the impaired person.