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§ 26-7.2. Clerk to mail notice, process or rule to person served.

Whenever any such notice, process or rule shall be served on the clerk of acourt it shall be his duty to mail the same forthwith by certified orregistered mail, postage prepaid, to the person thus served, to his lastknown address as shown by the court papers, the cost thereof to be paid inadvance by the person desiring the service. In lieu of using certified orregistered mail, the clerk of court may also use overnight delivery, with thecost thereof to be paid in advance by the person desiring service.

(1954, c. 601; 2004, c. 367.)

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Virginia > Title-26 > Chapter-1 > 26-7-2

§ 26-7.2. Clerk to mail notice, process or rule to person served.

Whenever any such notice, process or rule shall be served on the clerk of acourt it shall be his duty to mail the same forthwith by certified orregistered mail, postage prepaid, to the person thus served, to his lastknown address as shown by the court papers, the cost thereof to be paid inadvance by the person desiring the service. In lieu of using certified orregistered mail, the clerk of court may also use overnight delivery, with thecost thereof to be paid in advance by the person desiring service.

(1954, c. 601; 2004, c. 367.)


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Virginia > Title-26 > Chapter-1 > 26-7-2

§ 26-7.2. Clerk to mail notice, process or rule to person served.

Whenever any such notice, process or rule shall be served on the clerk of acourt it shall be his duty to mail the same forthwith by certified orregistered mail, postage prepaid, to the person thus served, to his lastknown address as shown by the court papers, the cost thereof to be paid inadvance by the person desiring the service. In lieu of using certified orregistered mail, the clerk of court may also use overnight delivery, with thecost thereof to be paid in advance by the person desiring service.

(1954, c. 601; 2004, c. 367.)