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What if the other party refuses DHL delivery for the next hearing notification?
Dear Sir/Madam,
What happens if the judge asks me to notify the other party by DHL about the next hearing, but they don’t want to receive or collect the shipment?
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We are pleased to serve you and address your inquiries.
Your responsibility is limited to informing him of the next session. Whether or not to receive it is the judge’s decision.
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Dear Questioner,
The court might not consider the other party properly notified, potentially delaying the hearing. The judge might try alternative methods to serve notice, such as registered mail.
If the other party remains unreachable and avoids receiving any form of notice, the court could proceed with the hearing in their absence (ex-parte ruling).
Dear questioner,
If the other party refuses to receive the shipment, the postal employee will prove the refusal and send it to the court, and then a ruling can be made in absentia.
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Dear Questioner,
If the other party refuses to receive or collect the shipment, the judge may consider this as a failure to attend the hearing and may proceed with the case without their presence.
However, it is important to inform the judge of the situation and provide proof that the shipment was attempted to be delivered.
The judge may then decide to reschedule the hearing or take other appropriate actions. It is always best to follow the instructions of the judge and keep them informed of any issues that may arise.
Dear Questioner,
Thank you for your question!
If the judge has instructed you to notify the other party about the next hearing via DHL and the other party refuses to receive or collect the shipment, there are alternative methods to ensure they are properly notified.
Under UAE law, it is essential to provide proof that you have attempted to notify the other party. If DHL delivery fails, you can provide the court with evidence of the attempted delivery.
Additionally, the court may allow you to use other means such as registered mail, publication in a local newspaper, or service through a court bailiff to ensure the other party is informed.
I can assist you in navigating this process and ensuring all necessary steps are taken to comply with the court's requirements.
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