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32 Call out of persons who have entered into special agreements.
(1) The Secretary of State may, if he considers it appropriate to do so, call out for service any person who has entered into a special agreement by serving a notice on him requiring him—
(a) to present himself for service at a specified time and place; and
(b) to remain at that place until he is either accepted into service or informed that he is not to be accepted into service in pursuance of the notice.
(2) A call-out notice shall also require the person concerned, if he fails to comply with the requirements mentioned in subsection (1)—
(a) to present himself for service to any person specified in the notice or to any other authorised officer; and
(b) having so presented himself, to remain until he is either accepted into service or informed that he is not to be accepted into service in pursuance of the notice.
(3) A call-out notice shall specify—
(a) the person to whom the notice applies and the special agreement concerned; and
(b) the time and place at which he is to present himself for service;
and it may also specify places and times at which and persons to whom the person may present himself for service if he fails to present himself at the time and place specified under paragraph (b) of this subsection.
(4) A call-out notice shall (without affecting any liability arising from a failure to comply with the notice) cease to have effect, if not revoked sooner, when—
(a) the special agreement specified in the notice terminates under section 31(1); or
(b) the person concerned is either accepted into service or informed that he is not to be accepted into service in pursuance of the notice.
(5) A call-out notice served on a person may—
(a) be varied by the Secretary of State by serving a variation notice on him;
(b) be revoked by the Secretary of State by serving a revocation notice or a subsequent call-out notice on him.
(6) A notice under this section may be served on a person by delivering it to him or by leaving it at, or sending it by post to, his last known address; and any call-out or variation notice delivered to that address by registered post or recorded delivery shall be deemed to have been served on him.
(7) No steps may be taken against a person in respect of failure to comply with a call-out notice under this section unless the notice or, as the case may be, any variation notice was received by him or is deemed to have been served on him by virtue of subsection (6).
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32 Call out of persons who have entered into special agreements.
(1) The Secretary of State may, if he considers it appropriate to do so, call out for service any person who has entered into a special agreement by serving a notice on him requiring him—
(a) to present himself for service at a specified time and place; and
(b) to remain at that place until he is either accepted into service or informed that he is not to be accepted into service in pursuance of the notice.
(2) A call-out notice shall also require the person concerned, if he fails to comply with the requirements mentioned in subsection (1)—
(a) to present himself for service to any person specified in the notice or to any other authorised officer; and
(b) having so presented himself, to remain until he is either accepted into service or informed that he is not to be accepted into service in pursuance of the notice.
(3) A call-out notice shall specify—
(a) the person to whom the notice applies and the special agreement concerned; and
(b) the time and place at which he is to present himself for service;
and it may also specify places and times at which and persons to whom the person may present himself for service if he fails to present himself at the time and place specified under paragraph (b) of this subsection.
(4) A call-out notice shall (without affecting any liability arising from a failure to comply with the notice) cease to have effect, if not revoked sooner, when—
(a) the special agreement specified in the notice terminates under section 31(1); or
(b) the person concerned is either accepted into service or informed that he is not to be accepted into service in pursuance of the notice.
(5) A call-out notice served on a person may—
(a) be varied by the Secretary of State by serving a variation notice on him;
(b) be revoked by the Secretary of State by serving a revocation notice or a subsequent call-out notice on him.
(6) A notice under this section may be served on a person by delivering it to him or by leaving it at, or sending it by post to, his last known address; and any call-out or variation notice delivered to that address by registered post or recorded delivery shall be deemed to have been served on him.
(7) No steps may be taken against a person in respect of failure to comply with a call-out notice under this section unless the notice or, as the case may be, any variation notice was received by him or is deemed to have been served on him by virtue of subsection (6).
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