In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:

ARTICLE 1

The lodging of an appeal, the reply to it and the other document, which may be referred to the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court through an authorised agent, may be sent by the person concerned, under the responsibility of the person concerned, by means of a postal service or a courier. (2.2.1979/112)

When a document intended for the court or the Supreme Court is to be given or may be given to another authority, the document may also be sent by post or transmitted via a transmitter, as has been said in paragraph 1.

The documents referred to in paragraph 1 addressed to the court of appeal may be sent by post or via a transmitter. Appeals by the Prosecutor to the Supreme Court shall forward to the Court of Appeal or the Court of Justice in an appeal referred to in Chapter 30 (a) to the District Court through the Prosecutor's Office and other documents of the Supreme Court In a manner determined. (13/01/444)

ARTICLE 2

The document sent by mail shall be deemed to have been issued to the Authority on the date on which the postal service containing the document or the notification of the arrival of the consignment to the post office has been given to the Authority.

Paragraph 2 has been repealed by L 31 AUGUST 1978/663 .

ARTICLE 3

When a party which, under the law or regulation, is entitled to take from the authority mentioned in Article 1 an application for an appeal, an application, an answer, an answer, an explanation or a duplicate of a document, has been orally or in writing, That it would be sent to him, a duplicate and a copy of the annexes, unless there is an obstacle, to him by post or through his/her consignment.

§ 4

When a letter from a post or via a transponder to an authority which must be subject to a stamp duty is not properly labelled, it must be returned to the consignor without having to be returned to the sender and must at the same time be informed of: Reason for return.

Paragraph 2 has been repealed by L 26 JULY 1993/708 .

§ 5

Where, in the absence of an obstacle, a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy or a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy or a copy of the document or of a copy of the document or of a copy of the document is available, it shall be: By post or through his/her consignment.

If the person concerned himself has sent the documents to the authority and has not indicated otherwise, the document referred to in paragraph 1 shall be sent to him by the mail.

At the request of the interested party, the document referred to in paragraph 1 shall be transmitted to the other person by means of this transponder or by post, unless an obstacle has been expressed.

ARTICLE 6

A document which, by post or via a transmitter, has been transmitted to the person concerned or to another person to whom he has addressed the person concerned shall be deemed to have received the information concerned, provided that the specific provision is not otherwise provided, on the seventh day following: The document declared with the indicated address has been issued for the carriage of the mail, or on the date on which the document was submitted to the consignment. The document shall be marked with effect from the date of delivery or dispatch of the mail.

The submission of a document by post or transponder shall take place under the responsibility of the person concerned. The document shall be sent by the address which the person concerned has notified to the Authority.

§ 7

The consignment shall, if requested by the Authority, submit a report stating that the person concerned has given rise to the submission of the document.

§ 8 (31.8.1978, P.

A document containing a declaration of dissatisfaction, in the form of a universal primary law, a court of law or a right of land law, or the withdrawal of such a declaration, shall be transmitted by a post or a messenger. In this case, what is otherwise provided for in this Act shall apply mutatis mutandis.

§ 9

If there are rules which differ from this law in the Church or in its waters, they must be complied with.

This law shall be without prejudice to any other law provided for by law to provide the authorities or their access to documents by post or through a transmitter.

ARTICLE 10

More detailed provisions on the application of this law shall be adopted by the Regulation.

ARTICLE 11

This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1966.