NEWSLETTER 2011
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of the court to the parties, relevant third parties, participant or attorney
upon indication in the trial records or upon signature. In such case, notice
paper shall not be issued and no cost shall be paid”.
Article 49, which concerns notification by Title Deed Registries, sets
forth that the owners of an immovable registered in the title deed registries
or owners who acquire an immovable by inheritance, expropriation,
enforcement or court award will inform their present address and in case
of change of address, their new address to the title deed registries where
they are resident, and the document to be notified or notice paper shall be
notified to the latest known address, if the owners do not inform their new
address, then their residence address registered in the address registration
system shall be deemed to be the notification address.
It is stated that the procedures and principles with respect to the
Notification Law will be regulated by a regulation issued by the Ministry
of Justice within 6 months following the publishing of the law and all
references made to the Notification Communiqué will be deemed to have
been made to this regulation. However, all provisions of the Notification
Communiqué which are not contrary to the Notification Law will be
applied until the said regulation enters into force. In addition, it is foreseen
that the PTT General Directorate will set up all technical infrastructure
for the notifications made in the electronic environment within one year
following the entry into force of this law.