192 Notice to interested parties
the Registrar or by any other person or authority and the judge
thinks it advisable that parties interested should be notified of the
time and place when and where a hearing of the matter so
submitted should be held, and no special provisions are made for
notice in this Act or if there are any such special provisions and the
judge is of the opinion that the notice required by the provisions to
be given is not sufficient, the judge may direct notice of the time
and place to be given and the judge may direct
(a) that the notice be served personally on the persons the ju dge
directs or be left at their usual place of abode,
(b) that the notice be posted at a place or places and for the
periods the judge names,
(c) that the notice be published in a newspaper or newspapers
the judge designates and for the time the judge directs, or
(d) that the notice may be given in any one or more or in all the
methods specified in clauses (a) to (c).
RSA 2000
(2) When this Act directs that a person interested be heard or
receive notice and that party is not in Alberta or cannot be found so
as to be personally served, the judge may direct that a party outside
Alberta may be served personally, or in either case may direct
substitutional service inside or outside Alberta to be made in a
manner the judge directs or the judge may direct that publication of
notice in a manner the judge directs is sufficient service.
RSA 2000 cL-4 s192;2006 c21 s21