LAW N° 09/2006 OF 02/03/2006 MODIFYING AND COMPLEMENTING LAW N°18/2004 OF 20/06/2004 RELATING TO THE CIVIL, COMMERCIAL, LABOUR AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE | 09/2006 OF 02/03/2006 — Rwanda law | Esheria

LAW N° 09/2006 OF 02/03/2006 MODIFYING AND COMPLEMENTING LAW N°18/2004 OF 20/06/2004 RELATING TO THE CIVIL, COMMERCIAL, LABOUR AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE

This article lists who is to be assigned in civil, commercial, social, and administrative procedure cases, and through which representative each entity appears.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
09/2006 OF 02/03/2006
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This article lists who is to be assigned in civil, commercial, social, and administrative procedure cases, and through which representative each entity appears. Some people are exempt from paying court deposit costs, including indigents with a certificate from a competent local authority, the Rwandan State (except its legal-personality establishments), and a detained person. This article says how a summons must be served and who may receive it if direct service to the defendant is not possible. Summons must be served by an authorized court person, and if direct service fails it may be left with local officials or the nearest court bailiff; refusal to receive or sign can attract a civil fine. If the defendant has no known domicile or residence in Rwanda, service is sent to a known foreign address and posted publicly; if no domicile or residence is known, the clerk uses public notice.