56   Service of notices

(1)  Any notice that a registration authority is authorised or required by this Part to serve on a person may be served:

(a)  in the case of an individual:

(i)  by delivering it personally to the individual, or

(ii)  by sending it by post, addressed to the individual at the address recorded in the register as the individual’s residential address, business address or address for service of notices, or

(iii)  by leaving it with a person apparently aged 16 years or more at the address recorded in the register as the individual’s residential address or business address, or

(iv)  by sending it by means of electronic communication or facsimile transmission, addressed to the individual at the address recorded in the register as the individual’s address for service of electronic communications or facsimile transmissions, in accordance with the individual’s information technology requirements with respect to the receipt of electronic communications or facsimile transmissions, or

(b)  in the case of a corporation:

(i)  by delivering it personally to a person concerned in the corporation’s management, or

(ii)  by sending it by post, addressed to the corporation at the address recorded in the register as the corporation’s business address or address for service of notices, or

(iii)  by leaving it with a person apparently aged 16 years or more at the address recorded in the register as the corporation’s business address, or

(iv)  by sending it by means of electronic communication or facsimile transmission, addressed to the corporation at the address recorded in the register as the corporation’s address for service of electronic communications or facsimile transmissions, in accordance with the corporation’s information technology requirements with respect to the receipt of electronic communications or facsimile transmissions.

(2)  In the case of joint applicants or joint registered persons, any notice that under this Part is required to be served on an applicant or registered person is taken to have been served on all of them when it is served on any one of them.

(3)  This section does not affect any other Act or law with respect to the service of notices or other documents.