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Notices under this Act, how to be served.
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CLXIV. And be it further enacted, That whenever any Notice required to be given by this Act, or whenever any Service of any Order or other Proceeding of any Court which shall be required or be necessary for carrying into effect any of the Provisions of this Act, cannot be given or delivered to or cannot be effected upon the Party or Person or Persons to or for whom such Notice is directed or intended, or upon whom such Service is to be effected, it shall be sufficient for the Party or Person obliged to give such Notice or effect such Service to leave such Notice, or a Copy of such Order or Proceeding, at the last or most usual Place of Abode of such Party or Person or Persons to or upon whom such Notice is to be given or Service effected, if the same shall be within Ireland, and if the same shall not be within Ireland, then to serve such Notice or such Copy upon the Agent or Receiver of the Rents of such Party or Person or Persons, and if such Agent or Receiver cannot be discovered, then it shall be sufficient to publish such Notice, or to give Notice of such Order or Proceeding, by publishing Notice thereof Three Times in the Dublin Gazette, and also to give such Notice to or make such Service upon any principal Occupier of any of the said Lands and Premises respectively to which such Notice, Order, or Proceeding shall relate.
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