Section 34: Service of Notice

All notices under the Act and rules or regulations made there under shall be served by registered post, with acknowledgement due, within three days after the order of the Special Court, the applicant shall file before the Registrar, the required number of copies and envelops, specified addressed and duly stamped and accompanied by postal acknowledgement forms. Postal acknowledgement purporting to bear the signature of the respondent or adult member of the family shall be sufficient service of notice. The Special Court may declare that an endorsement of the refusal made by the Postman shall be deemed to be sufficient service. If the envelop returned with endorsement that the addressee is not residing at the address or left the place without instructions, the Special Court may direct that substituted service by publication in any newspaper in the local language having wide circulation in the area in which the respondent is known to have last resided.