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Notices: When is service by email enough?
Mark Pawlowski and James Brown consider the validity of notices sent by email when severing a joint tenancy and in other contexts It is to be noted that s36(2) simply requires a ‘notice in writing’ – it does not specify the form of notice, nor is there is any requirement for a signature or any …
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