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Where the claimant intends to serve a claim form on a defendant under rule 6.32 or 6.33, the claimant must – Except where paragraph (4) or (5) applies, every copy of the claim form or other document filed under rule 6.43 (service through foreign governments, judicial authorities etc.) or 6.44 (service of claim form or other document on a State) must be accompanied by a translation of the claim form or other document. Every request for service filed under rule 6.43 (service through foreign governments, judicial authorities etc.) or rule 6.44 (service of claim form or other document on a State) must contain an undertaking by the person making the request – A party is not required to file a translation of a claim form or other document filed under rule 6.43 (service through foreign governments, judicial authorities etc.) where the claim form or other document is to be served – If, under paragraph (4)(b), there is such a place where or a method by which service may be effected, the claimant must make an application under rule 6.15.

c) at the time of the application either the agent’s authority has not been terminated or the agent is still in business relations with the defendant.A document purporting to be such a certificate is to be treated as such a certificate, unless it is proved not to be. b) if the Senior Master directs, specify the costs incurred in serving or attempting to serve the document. Other Parts, for example, Part 54 (Judicial Review) and Part 55 (Possession Claims) contain specific provisions about service.)

iii) the authority designated in respect of that country under the a Civil Procedure Convention or Treaty, Where a party serves a claim form or other document on a party in Scotland or Northern Ireland, it must be served by a method permitted by Section II (and references to ‘jurisdiction’ in that Section are modified accordingly) or Section III of this Part and rule 6.23(4) applies. a) through the authority designated under the Hague Convention or any other Civil Procedure Convention or Treaty (where relevant) in respect of that country; or Where a party wishes to serve a claim form or any other document in any country with respect to which there is no Civil Procedure Convention or Treaty providing for service in that country, the claim form or other document may be served, if the law of that country so permits – b) ‘foreign court or tribunal’ means a court or tribunal in a country outside of the United Kingdom; andWhere the court is to serve the claim form, it is for the court to decide which method of service is to be used. b) may not obtain judgment in default under Part 12 unless a certificate of service has been filed. Where the defendant is a child who is not also a protected party, the claim form must be served on – Part 54 contains provisions about judicial review claims and Part 66 contains provisions about Crown proceedings.) First class post, document exchange or other service which provides for delivery on the next business day