AI Summary of 61G. How the Bank may give or serve notices and other documents.
This section outlines the methods by which the Bank may issue notices or documents under various provisions, particularly for natural persons, bodies corporate, and partnerships. For individuals, delivery can be personal or via postal service to the last known address. Corporations can receive notices at their registered or principal offices, while partnerships may receive documents through one partner or at their principal office.
Additionally, the regulations allow for alternative methods of notice delivery not specified in this section, ensuring that compliance with legal requirements remains flexible and adaptable.
61G. How the Bank may give or serve notices and other documents.
(1) If a provision of this Act or the regulations, or a provision of a designated enactment, a designated statutory instrument or the Finance (Provision of Access to Cash Infrastructure) Act 2025 (in so far as that Act is not a designated enactment), requires or authorises the Bank to give or serve a notice or other document, the notice or other document may be given or served -
(a) in the case of a natural person -
(i) by delivering the notice or other document to the person personally, or
(ii) by leaving the notice or other document at, or by sending it by prepaid post to, the person's residential or business address last known to the Bank,
or
(b) in the case of a body corporate -
(i) by leaving the notice or other document at, or
(ii) by sending it by prepaid post to,