Section 323: Service of documents on company in legal proceedings
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323. Service of documents on company in legal proceedings
(1) A document in any legal proceedings may be served on a company—
(a) by delivery to a person named as a director of the company on
the register of companies;
(b) by delivery to an employee of the company at the company’s
head office or principal place of business;
(c) by leaving it at the company’s registered office or address for
service;
(d) by serving it in accordance with any directions as to service given by the Court having jurisdiction in the proceedings; or
(e) in accordance with an agreement made with the company.
(2) The methods of service specified in subsection (1) are, notwithstanding any other enactment, the only methods by which a document in legal
proceedings may be served on a company in Mauritius.
C35 – 191 [Issue 9]
Companies Act
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