LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 136
LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 136
(1) A notice or other
document may be served on a licensee—
(a)
personally; or
(b) by
leaving it at the licensed premises, in an envelope addressed to the licensee,
with a person apparently employed or engaged in the business conducted under
the licence; or
(c) by
posting it to the licensee in an envelope addressed to the licensee at the
licensed premises or some other appropriate address of which the person who is
to serve the notice or document has had notice; or
(d) by
transmitting it to the licensee by fax or email to the fax number or email
address last provided to the Commissioner by the licensee for that purpose.
(2) A notice or other
document may be served on any other person—
(a)
personally; or
(b) if
the person has nominated an address for service—by leaving it at or
posting it to that address in an envelope addressed to the person; or
(c) by
posting it to the person's usual place of business or residence in an envelope
addressed to the person; or
(d) by
leaving it at or posting it to the address of the person's solicitor in an
envelope addressed to the solicitor; or
(e) by
transmitting it to the person by fax or email to—
(i)
in the case of an order under Part 9 Division 3
Subdivision 3—the fax number or email address last provided to the
Commissioner of Police or the police officer issuing the barring order by the
person for that purpose; or
(ii)
in any other case—the fax number or email address
last provided to the Commissioner by the person for that purpose.
(2a) If a licensee or
other person is party to an arrangement with the Commissioner that notices or
documents are to be given in a manner not specified in subsection (1) or
(2), a notice or document required to be given under this Act may be given in
that manner (or may be given in a manner specified in subsection (2)).
(3) A notice or other
document posted to a person under this section will be conclusively presumed
to have been served on the person at the time when it would, in the ordinary
course of post, reach the address to which it was posted.
(4) A notice or other
document transmitted to a person under this section will be conclusively
presumed to have been served on the person at the time of transmission.