Marginal note:Non-personal service
140 (1) Service on a party of a document that is not required to be personally served may be effected by personal service or
(a) by leaving the document at the party's address for service;
(b) by mailing the document to the party's address for service;
(c) by delivering the document by courier to the party's address for service;
(d) by transmitting the document by fax
(i) where the party has a solicitor of record, to the solicitor of record, and
(ii) where the party has no solicitor of record, to the party; or
(e) in such other manner as the Court may on motion order.
Marginal note:Where no address for service
(2) Where a party has no address for service at the time of service, a document that is not required to be personally served may be served by leaving the document at, or sending it by registered mail or courier to,
(a) where the party is an individual, the party's usual or last known address; or
(b) where the party is an unincorporated body, a group of persons or a corporation, the principal or last known address of the body or group.
Marginal note:Where no known address
(3) Where a party has no known address at the time of service, a document that is not required to be personally served may be served by depositing the document at the office of the Registry where the proceeding was initiated.
Marginal note:Fax cover page
(4) A document that is served by fax shall include a cover page in Form 140.
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