Part 4 — General Inspections and Orders
68 Service of documents
service of an order, notice or other document on a person, then
unless this Act otherwise provides, the order, notice or other
document is sufficiently served if it is
(a) served personally on the person,
(b) sent by registered mail to the person at the person's last
known address,
(b.1) served by electronic means, including facsimile, on a person
at the electronic address provided by that person, where the
electronic means provides
(i) the sender with confirmation that transmission to the
electronic address of the recipient of the order, notice or
other document was successfully completed, and
(ii) the recipient with the order, notice or other document in
a form that is usable for subsequent reference,
or
(c) published in a newspaper in accordance with subsection (2).
(2) Where the person serving an order, notice or other document,
after having taken reasonable steps for the purpose, is unable to
locate the person to be served or to determine that person's actual
address, the order, notice or other document may be served by
publishing it in at least 2 issues, at least a week apart, of a
newspaper having general circulation
(a) in the place where the person to be served had that person's
last known address according to the records or other
information available to the person serving the order, notice
or other document, and
(b) if the notice, order or other document relates to the property
of the person to be served or is given in proceedings that
relate to that person's property, in the place where the
property is located.
RSA 2000 cP-37 s68;2020 c5 s8
RSA 2000