Every official to whom the proceedings are addressed shall enter on the proceedings or on a form for resumption of duties annexed thereto the date on which they took place, the date of execution, the method of execution, the name of the person to whom they were carried out and, if that person is served as a representative: the position held by the person. Failure to indicate the above facts shall render the notification null and void, but the declaration may be amended at any time upon application to the court which initiated the proceedings. In the event of a change, the service is as efficient as if the return had originally indicated the omitted facts. Failure to provide all the facts in the statement will result in the officer not paying a fine of up to $10 at the discretion of the court. History. – pp. 18 and 23. November 1828; SR 1026; GS 1414; RGS 2612; CGL 4276; p. 4, chap. 67-254; p.
4, chap. 94-170; p. 1356, chap. 95-147. Remark. – Formerly section 47.47 (1) To the extent permitted by law, service of the substitute proceeding on a non-resident individual or on a corporation or other business entity incorporated or incorporated under the laws of another State, territory or Commonwealth or the laws of another foreign country may be effected by hand-delivery of a copy of the proceeding to the Office of the Secretary of State; by registered mail; by registered letter, acknowledgment of receipt requested; by mandating a commercial company that regularly intervenes in the delivery of documents or parcels; or by electronic transmission. Service is sufficient service on a party who has appointed, or is deemed to have appointed, the Secretary of State as that party`s representative for the service of the proceedings. The Secretary of State shall keep records of all cases notified to the Secretary of State and shall indicate the date and time of the activity. (2) If, in the course of enforcement proceedings within the meaning of section 702.09, and the address of the person to be served is known, service of the proceeding on a person in another State, territory or Commonwealth of the United States may be effected by registered mail as follows: 48.181 Replacement of service to non-residents and foreign entities doing business in the State or hiding where they are located. (1) In this section, the term “registered foreign limited liability company” means a foreign limited liability company that holds an active certificate to carry on business in that State according to a record filed with the Department of Foreign Affairs.
(3) (a) 1. The action against a national limited partnership, including a national limited liability partnership, must first be served on the representative then in office for service of the procedure set out in his limited partnership certificate, in his certificate as amended or adapted, or in his annual return or in the filing of a change of agent, and must be for service on the domestic limited partnership The limited partnership is just as valid as for each individual general partner of the partnership. (6) The Secretary of State may designate a person in his or her office to accept the service. (a) have made diligent research and made an honest and conscientious effort appropriate to the circumstances to obtain the information necessary for personal service; (b) If the company has appointed a representative at the time of registration as a general partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, service on the agent is valid for service on the company as well as on service on each individual partner; However, if no individual partner is served, the applicant can only judge and enforce the assets of the partnership. 3. Where a natural or legal person conceals his or her whereabouts, the party wishing to provide the service may, after having exercised due diligence in locating and enforcing personal service, rely on service referred to in paragraph 1 in an action falling within the jurisdiction of the court on behalf of that natural or legal person. The party seeking service shall also comply with paragraph 2; However, it is not necessary to submit an acknowledgement of receipt or other evidence that the notice of service has been received and that a copy of the discreet discreet proceedings has been produced. (b) A foreign limited liability company that operates in that State but is not incorporated shall, for the purposes of service of proceedings, be treated as a non-resident carrying on business in that State and may be served under Article 48.181 or by order of the court under Article 48.102.
(b) In addition, provided that service was first duly attempted on the registered representative in accordance with subsection 48.081 (2) but was not successful, service may be attempted under subsection 48.081 (3). In addition to the persons listed in section 48.081(3), the person designated by the district court as trustee, custodian or insolvency administrator pursuant to section 607.1405(6) may then be served. 1. If a partner is not available to accept services on behalf of the company during normal business hours, they may appoint an employee or agent to accept that service.
