Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014
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133 Prosecution of societies: service of summons etc
(1) This section applies to proceedings taken against a registered society for an offence under this Act that is punishable with a fine. (2) The summons or other process is sufficiently served— (a) by leaving a true copy of it at the society's registered office, or (b) if that office is closed, by posting that copy on the outer door of the office.
133 Prosecution of societies: service of summons etc
(1) This section applies to proceedings taken against a registered society for an offence under this Act that is punishable with a fine. (2) The summons or other process is sufficiently served— (a) by leaving a true copy of it at the society's registered office, or (b) if that office is closed, by posting that copy on the outer door of the office.
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