Provisions on the Service of Court Announcements Article 92 If the whereabouts of the addressee are unknown or cannot be served by other means specified in this section, the announcement shall be served. Sixty days after the announcement, it shall be deemed to have been delivered. Only when the litigation of the parties meets the conditions for the application of public announcement service can the court use public announcement service. The service of the applicable announcement must meet one of the following conditions: (1) The whereabouts of the addressee is unknown, which means that the addressee has no fixed address and cannot find out his current address, and his whereabouts are unknown, which makes it impossible for the people's court to serve litigation documents on the parties by direct service. The court shall strictly examine the applicable conditions and carefully announce the service. 1. When filing a case, the parties are required to provide the current detailed addresses and contact information of both parties. If the party is a natural person, it is necessary to provide the identity certificate and household registration certificate of the party; If the party is a legal person or other organization, it shall provide a certificate from the administrative department for industry and commerce or other registration authority; 2. If the addressee cannot be found at the time of service, or the litigation documents served by mail are returned, the service shall not be announced. It shall be ascertained whether the addressee cannot be served because of temporary going out or moving; 3. If it is confirmed that the whereabouts of the person to be served are unknown, it shall be confirmed by the proof materials of the public security department or its unit or sub-district office, and if necessary, the close relatives of the person to be served shall be investigated and asked. (2) It cannot be delivered by other delivery methods. This condition is a supplement to the first condition, which means that although the party concerned does not constitute a disappearance, the people's court has adopted other methods (including direct service, lien service, mail service, etc.). ) outside the civil procedure law in the second quarter of the seventh chapter, the announcement service method, ultimately unable to serve legal documents to the parties. The court's failure to adopt other means of service other than announcement does not prove that it cannot be served by other means of service. In this case, it does not meet the requirements of this condition, that is, legal documents cannot be served directly by announcement. If the addressee's whereabouts are unknown, or it cannot be served by other means specified in this section, it shall be served by public announcement. Sixty days after the announcement, it shall be deemed to have been delivered. Only when the litigation of the parties meets the conditions for the application of public announcement service can the court use public announcement service. Legal objectivity:
Article 85 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall be served directly on the addressee. If the addressee is a citizen, I will not give it to his adult family to sign for it; If the addressee is a legal person or other organization, it shall be signed by the legal representative of the legal person, the principal responsible person of other organizations or the responsible person of the legal person or organization; If the addressee has an agent ad litem, he may send it to his agent for signature; If the addressee appoints an agent to the people's court, it shall send it to the agent for signature. The date of receipt by the adult family members of the addressee, the legal person or other organization responsible for receiving the goods, litigation agent or agent shall be the date of delivery. Article 87 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * Subject to the consent of the addressee, the people's court may serve litigation documents by fax, e-mail and other means that can confirm receipt, except for judgments, rulings and conciliation statements. If it is delivered by the way mentioned in the preceding paragraph, the date when it reaches the addressee's specific system by fax or e-mail shall be the date of delivery.