ARBITRATION ACT

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10810, 28 January 1921, Page 7

ARBITRATION ACT

AMENDED REGULATIONS. The following amended regulations under the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act were gazetted yesterday:— “The clerk or the Commissioner shall give not less than seven days’ public notice by advertisement in such newspaper or newspapers circulating in the locality, as he thinks fit, of the day nnd place appointed for the hearing of a dispute and of the nature thereof.” “79. (lj) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in these regulations contained, all notices and other documents required to be served in pursuance of- these regulations may be effectively served by delivering the same personally or by sending the same by registered letter or through the ordinary course of the post to the last known residence or place of business of the person, or to the registered office of the industrial union or association, as the case may be, upon which service is to be effected, or, except in the case of a first citation in any matter, by advertisement in such daily newspaper or newspapers circulating in the district affected as the Clerk of Awards in each case shall deem sufficient, and in such last-mentioned case the Clerk of Awards may make such amendments to the prescribed forms as shall be necessary for the purpose of service by advertisement. , “(2) No notice shall be served by the Clerk of Award* by way of advertisement unless and until each person concerned has been previously served with a notice in the form prescribed that any further notice in the matter may, ita the absence of objection, be given by advertisement in a daily newspaper or newspapers circulating in the district.”