1. In addition to the ways and means of notification provided in the Code of Civil Procedure, when it considers it beneficial and when the parties have given consent to the acceptance of notification, the court orders:
a) The notification of the parties or their representatives, by the judicial bailiff, through the court telephone specified for this purpose by order of the chancellor of the court. This notification should be reflected in a special official written record that should show the telephone number to which the notification is made, the exact date and hour of communication, the person with whom the judicial bailiff communicates and the purpose of the notification. The official record is drawn up by the court secretary and signed by him and the judicial bailiff assigned to make notifications. This official record becomes part of the trial file;
b) The notification of the parties or their representatives by the judicial bailiff to an electronic address in compliance with the law “On the electronic document” and the legislation on electronic communications. Documents may also be communicated to the parties in this way.
2. Detailed rules for the manner of electronic notification according to point 1 of this article are set by order of the Minister of Justice within three months from the entry of this law into force.
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