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ARTICLE · 25 MAY 2017

Cyprus Civil Procedures Rules: Service Of Documents

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Natural and legal persons involved in legal proceedings send and receive various judicial and extrajudicial documents. ‘Service of documents' denotes the delivery of legal documents that notify...

CyprusLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Michael Chambers & Co
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Natural and legal persons involved in legal proceedings send and receive various judicial and extrajudicial documents. 'Service of documents' denotes the delivery of legal documents that notify the recipient of the commencement of litigation proceedings in which he/she is involved. In Cyprus, service of documents is regulated by Civil Procedure Rules.

Civil Procedure Rules determine the method of service accepted by the Courts. Legal documents are served by private process servers who are duly authorised by the Supreme Court to carry out service according to the provisions of the Statutes of Civil Procedure.

According to Civil Procedure Rules, service can be effected by:

  • Personal service on the person concerned by a process server;

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