Acts and Regulations

2013, c.30 - Financial and Consumer Services Commission Act

Section 52
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Sending information or material
52(1)Unless otherwise provided by financial and consumer services legislation, any information or material that under financial and consumer services legislation is required to be sent to a person may be
(a) served on the person in the manner in which personal service may be made under the Rules of Court,
(b) sent to the person by mail, or
(c) sent to the person by electronic means.
52(2)Unless otherwise provided by financial and consumer services legislation, any information or material that under financial and consumer services legislation is required to be served on a person shall be served on the person in the manner in which personal service may be made under the Rules of Court.
52(3)Information or material sent to a person under paragraph (1)(b) or (c) shall be sent to the person
(a) at the last address known for that person by the sender of the information or material,
(b) at the address for service in New Brunswick filed by that person with a regulator, or
(c) at the address of the person’s solicitor if the person, or the solicitor, has advised that the solicitor is acting for the person.
52(4)Information or material shall be deemed to have been personally served on the Commission if it is deposited at an office of the Commission during the normal business hours of the Commission.
52(5)Information or material sent in accordance with paragraph (1)(b) shall be deemed to have been received by the person to whom it was sent
(a) if mailed by ordinary mail, on the seventh day after mailing, or
(b) if mailed by registered mail, on the earlier of the seventh day after mailing and the day its receipt was acknowledged in writing by the person to whom it was sent or by a person accepting it on that person’s behalf.
Sending information or material
52(1)Unless otherwise provided by financial and consumer services legislation, any information or material that under financial and consumer services legislation is required to be sent to a person may be
(a) served on the person in the manner in which personal service may be made under the Rules of Court,
(b) sent to the person by mail, or
(c) sent to the person by electronic means.
52(2)Unless otherwise provided by financial and consumer services legislation, any information or material that under financial and consumer services legislation is required to be served on a person shall be served on the person in the manner in which personal service may be made under the Rules of Court.
52(3)Information or material sent to a person under paragraph (1)(b) or (c) shall be sent to the person
(a) at the last address known for that person by the sender of the information or material,
(b) at the address for service in New Brunswick filed by that person with a regulator, or
(c) at the address of the person’s solicitor if the person, or the solicitor, has advised that the solicitor is acting for the person.
52(4)Information or material shall be deemed to have been personally served on the Commission if it is deposited at an office of the Commission during the normal business hours of the Commission.
52(5)Information or material sent in accordance with paragraph (1)(b) shall be deemed to have been received by the person to whom it was sent
(a) if mailed by ordinary mail, on the seventh day after mailing, or
(b) if mailed by registered mail, on the earlier of the seventh day after mailing and the day its receipt was acknowledged in writing by the person to whom it was sent or by a person accepting it on that person’s behalf.