S.L. 291.1 Art. 7When notification cannot be effected.

(1)(a) In the event that with the second attempt to notify the person, notification of the judicial act cannot be effected in terms of regulations 3 and 4, the officer charged with the notification shall leave the summons at the last registered address or affix it to the door of that last registered address: Provided that the officer may not leave the summons at the last registered address or affix it to the door of that last registered address unless the second attempt has been carried out the next following day or after the lapse of any longer period.

(b) Moreover abstracts of the judicial acts shall be published once in the Government Gazette or one daily newspaper, which abstracts shall contain the name and surname of the offender, a legally valid identification document number of the offender, the respective Local Tribunal where the sitting is going to be held, the sitting date and time, and the regulation breached.

(c) However, if the last registered address is not known, it shall suffice and a person shall be deemed to be notified, if abstracts of the judicial act are published in accordance with paragraph (b).

(2) The officer who effects notification in terms of subregulation (1)(a) and (b) shall draw up a certificate of service in terms of regulation 12.

(3) Copies of the abstracts published as required by the proviso to subregulation (1)(b) shall be exhibited before the Local Tribunal by the Prosecuting Officer and such fact shall be noted down in the Local Tribunal proceedings.

(4) Notification effected in terms of subregulation (1) shall, in all cases, be deemed to have been made three days following the publication.