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CPA Condominium Property Act

CPA · Condominium Property Regulation

Part 8 — .1

73.3 Service of Director's orders, notices

Current to 2026-02-15 · Official PDF

(1) A Director's order issued, reconsidered or varied under
the Act and a notice of administrative penalty or other written
notice or document required by the Act to be issued or sent by the
Director must be served
(a) in the case of an individual,
(i) by personal service,
(ii) by leaving it for the individual with a person
apparently at least 16 years of age at the individual's
current or most usual dwelling place,
(iii) by sending it by recorded mail to
(A) the individual's last known address, or
(B) the most recent address provided by the
individual to the Director,
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(iv) by sending it by facsimile or other form of electronic
transmission to the individual's last known facsimile
number or electronic address, if there is a record of
so sending it,
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(b) in the case of a corporation,
(i) by leaving it with a director, manager or officer of
the corporation, or the president, chairperson or other
head officer, by whatever name that person is known,
of the corporation,
(ii) by leaving it at the corpo ration's registered office,
(iii) by sending it by recorded mail to
(A) an address for the corporation listed in a
purchase agreement, or
(B) the corporation's registered office,
(iv) in the case of an extraprovincial corporation, by
leaving it with, at the address of, or by sending it by
recorded mail to the address of
(A) the corporation's attorney for service appointed
as required by the Business Corporations Act,

Section 73.4 AR 168/2000

( B ) a n a d d r e s s i n Alberta for the corporation listed
in a purchase agreement, or
(C) the corporation's prin cipal place of business in
Alberta,
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(v) by sending it by facsimile or other form of electronic
transmission to the corporation's last known
facsimile number or electronic address, if there is a
record of so sending it.
(2) Service is effected under subsection (1)(a)(iv) or (b)(v) when
the sender obtains or receives confirmation of the successfully
completed transmission.
(3) Service by recorded mail is not invalid by reason only that
(a) the addressee refuses to take delivery of the mail,
(b) the addressee returns the mail, or
(c) the addressee no longer resides or is otherwise not presen t
at the address and has not provided the postal service with
a current mailing address.
AR 181/2017 s15