Interpretation act

Fred Swanson

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Pro Hoc Vice

Is this what you are looking for http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/2005/en/act/pub/0023/sec0025.html#sec25

Fred Swanson

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Cody Pomeray

By proving ( using documentation from An Post) that a document was delivered late , or by proving that no such address exists, or that the recipient had communicated a change of address to the sender, but the sender did not update his records.

It is quite possible to show that service was not effected, or was not effected on time.

Pro Hoc Vice

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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By getting into the box or swearing an Affidavit that it was never delivered. It can be difficult or easy depending on the situation, if many people deal with post in an building maybe difficult but say its a single family dwelling unit with only one person living there then his evidence under oath maybe sufficient.

Tom Young

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Yes, where the post is sent to a corporation sole/Limited Company. The CA 1963 provides for service by ordinary pre-paid post to the Registered Office, as ascertained by a CRO search. The Section in question is S.379 http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/1963/en/act/pub/0033/sec0379.html#sec379

Enjoy.

Edit: I also believe you are into the Postal Rule here btw.

Fred Swanson

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