The legal notice to the tenant via notary public was not handed. Did I have to send it by email?

The court will accept but if the tenant contests this on any reasonable grounds, then it might be dismissed if the tenant's email is mentioned in Ejari.

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Kindly note that it will be considered as a legal notification to the tenant and you can continue the legal procedures.

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Yes, the judge will accept it.

The procedure is sound and 100% legal. You just need to ensure that you have attached a translation to English in the notice if your tenant is not Arabic-speaking.

Yes, the RDC judge is likely to accept the legal notice as served based on Aramex's acknowledgment, even though the notice was not sent to the tenant through email.