Section 52: Notice to inscribed creditors
consolidated text (as at 2011). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
52. Notice to inscribed creditors
(1) Where it is necessary to give notice to an inscribed creditor, the notice may be given by the notary, by registered letter delivered at the domicile
elected in the inscription, or at the actual domicile, where the elected or actual domicile is in Port Louis, or in a locality where the postal service undertakes to carry a registered letter to the address indicated.
(2) Where the domicile is in a locality where the postal service does not
undertake to carry a registered letter to the address indicated, the notary
shall forward the notice to the clerk of the Court of the district in which the
creditor is domiciled, and the clerk shall cause the notice to be served by the
District Court Usher, and there shall be paid to the District Court concerned
the fees prescribed by the Legal Costs and Fees Regulations 2000 for such
service.
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Questions this section answers
- How is notice given to a creditor with an inscription on succession property?