Aviso n.º 24/91, de 19 de Fevereiro de 1991
Aviso n.º 24/91 Por ordem superior se torna público que, por nota de 9 de Março de 1990 e nos termos do artigo 31.º da Convenção Relativa à Citação e à Notificação no Estrangeiro dos Actos Judiciais e Extrajudiciais em Matéria Civil ou Comercial, celebrada na Haia, a 15 de Novembro de 1965, o Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros do Reino dos Países Baixos notificou que o Governo do Paquistão, nos termos do artigo 21.º e por nota de 1 de Fevereiro de 1990, informou da designação das suas autoridades centrais e fez declarações conformesegue: Déclarations faites par le Pakistan Declarations made by Pakistan [...] the Government of Pakistan has designated the Solicitor, Ministry of Law and Justice to the Government of Pakistan in Islamabad, as the central authority, for receiving requests for service coming from other contracting Satates and Registrars of Lahore High Court Lahore, Peshawar High Court Peshawar, Baluchistan High Court Quetta, and the High Court of Sind, Karachi, 'other authorities' in addition to the Central Authority, within their respective territorialjurisdictions.
The certificate prescribed by article 6 of the Convention if not completed by a judicial authority shall be completed or countersigned by the Registrars of the HighCourts.
For the purposes of article 8 of the Convention it is hereby declared that the Government of Pakistan is opposed to service of judicial documents upon persons, other than nationals of the requesting States, residing in Pakistan, directly through the diplomatic and consular agents of the requesting States.
However, it has no objection to such service by postal channels directly to the persons concerned [article 10 (a)] or directly through the judicial officers of Pakistan in terms of article 10 (b) of the Convention if such service is recognised by the law of the requesting State.
In terms of the second paragraph of article 15 of the Convention, it is hereby declared that no twiths tanding the provision of the first paragraph thereof the judge may give judgement even if no certificate of service or delivery has been received, if the following conditions are fulfilled: a) The document was transmitted by one of the methods provided for in the Convention; b) The period of time of not less than 6 months, considered adequate by the judge in the particular case, has elapsed since the date of transmission of the document;and c) No certificate of any kind has been received even though every reasonable...
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